Weekly Summary

U.S. Lower-48 natural gas inventories came in at 3,199 Bcf, higher by 13 Bcf on the week.  Lower-48 gas storage is -3.0% lower than last year and 5.0% higher than the five-year average.

Compared to last year, gas storage in the Pacific Region is 4.5% higher, and 14.0% above the five-year average.  Meanwhile, the Midwest Region is 8.6% lower than last year, and 1.6% below the five-year average.

Salt storage is 0.7% higher than last year and 9.6% higher than the five-year average.  Non-salt gas inventories are 1.7% higher than last year and 8.0% higher than the five-year average.

Full report attached

U.S. Natural Gas Weekly Storage_8.21.25.pdf

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Highlights:

As of August 17, 2025 EU natural gas storage was 840.5 TWh. Gas storage was up 2.8% for the week and is down 17.4% versus last year. EU gas storage facilities are 74.0 percent full, compared with being 89.4 percent full this time last year.

Full report attached

EU Gas Storage Weekly_8.19.25.pdf

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Weekly Summary

U.S. Lower-48 natural gas inventories came in at 3,186 Bcf, higher by 56 Bcf on the week.  Lower-48 gas storage is -2.4% lower than last year and 5.9% higher than the five-year average.

Compared to last year, gas storage in the Pacific Region is 6.3% higher, and 14.8% above the five-year average.  Meanwhile, the Midwest Region is 8.4% lower than last year, and 0.7% below the five-year average.

Salt storage is 3.1% higher than last year and 11.6% higher than the five-year average.  Non-salt gas inventories are 2.4% higher than last year and 8.2% higher than the five-year average.

Full report attached

U.S. Natural Gas Weekly Storage_8.14.25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products rose by 7.52 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks rose by 3.04 million barrels. The U.S. SPR rose by 0.23 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks dropped by 0.79 million barrels. Diesel stocks rose by 0.71 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 21.4 million barrels, down 3.5% versus last year.  Imports were higher by 215,000 barrels.  Exports were lower by 781,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.3 million barrels, up 0.32%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_8.13.25.pdf

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Highlights:

• EnerWrap wrangles EIA datasets to provide early and unique insights into U.S. wind power generation

• Daily data used to calculate monthlies shows U.S. L-48 wind generation in July was 32,126 MWHrs, down -10.7% versus last month and up 14.0% versus last year

• Last 12-month U.S. wind generation was 500.3 GWHrs, up 8.0%

• Total wind capacity is currently 158,035 megawatts

• 2025 YTD wind generation is currently +9.8% versus last year

Full report attached

Wind Monthly_Aug25.pdf

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Highlights:

• EnerWrap wrangles EIA datasets to provide early and unique insights into U.S. utility-scale and BTM solar power generation

• U.S. L-48 solar generation in July was 29,946 GWHrs, up 4.1% versus last month and up 34.5% versus last year

• Last 12-month U.S. utility-scale solar generation was 250.2 TWHrs versus 88.3 TWHrs of small-scale, up 36.6% and 12.3%, respectively

• Total utility-scale solar capacity is currently 145,507 megawatts

• Total small-scale solar capacity is currently 56,085 megawatts

• YTD solar generation is up 47%

• Capacity factors are shown

Full report attached

Solar Monthly_Aug25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products rose by 2.06 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks dropped by 3.03 million barrels. The U.S. SPR rose by 0.24 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks dropped by 1.32 million barrels. Diesel stocks dropped by 0.57 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 20.1 million barrels, up 8.1% versus last year.  Imports were lower by 106,000 barrels.  Exports were higher by 634,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.3 million barrels, down 0.23%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_08.06.25.pdf

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Highlights:

• EnerWrap wrangles daily EIA power generation data for early insights into U.S. power generation markets by fuel source

• U.S. L-48 natural gas generation in July was 188 TWHrs, up 21.5% versus last month and down -2.2% versus last year

• Last 12-month U.S. natural gas generation was 1,981 TWHrs, up 0.2%

• Total natural gas capacity is currently 574,130 megawatts

• YTD natural gas power generation through July is down 0.8%

Full report attached

Natural Gas Power Monthly_Aug25.pdf

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Highlights:

• EnerWraps wrangles EIA 923M data from spreadsheets to provide the singular look at U.S. gross battery discharge

• The latest data is from May 2025

• U.S. gross battery storage discharge in May was 2,013,359 MWHrs, up 7.0% versus last month and up 114.4% versus last year

• Last 12-month U.S. gross battery discharge was 17.75 GWHrs, up 126.7%

• U.S. operating battery storage capacity is currently 40,458 MW

• U.S. operating and planned battery storage capacity is 97,270 MW

• Estimated capacity factors are shown

Full report attached

Battery Storage Monthly_Aug25.pdf

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Weekly Summary

U.S. Lower-48 natural gas inventories came in at 3,123 Bcf, higher by 48 Bcf on the week.  Lower-48 gas storage is -3.9% lower than last year and 6.2% higher than the five-year average.

Compared to last year, gas storage in the Pacific Region is 5.6% higher, and 14.0% above the five-year average.  Meanwhile, the Midwest Region is 9.1% lower than last year, and 0.4% above the five-year average.

Salt storage is 2.9% higher than last year and 14.1% higher than the five-year average.  Non-salt gas inventories are -0.6% lower than last year and 7.0% higher than the five-year average.

Full report attached

U.S. Natural Gas Weekly Storage_7.31.25.pdf

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Highlights:

• EnerWrap wrangles DOE/Argonne Labs EV sales data for insights into the US EV market

• The latest data is for June 2025

• Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) sales were 93,717, down 8.0% vs last month and down 6.8% compared with last year

• Plug-in-Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) sales were 19,716, down 22.5% vs last month and down 11.7% compared with last year

• Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) sales were 153,660, down 20.1% vs last month and up 13.3% compared with last year

• Electric Vehicle (EV) sales were 267,093, down 16.4% vs last month and up 3.3% compared with last year

• Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) sales were 987,325, down 13.6% vs last month and down 6.3% compared with last year

• Light-Duty Vehicle (LDV) sales were 1,254,418, down 14.2% vs last month and down 4.4% compared with last year

Full report attached

U.S. EV Monthly_jul25.pdf

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Highlights:

• EnerWrap wrangles daily EIA data for unique and timely perspectives on the U.S. power grid

• Daily data used to calculate monthlies shows U.S. L-48 wind generation in June was 35,960 MWHrs, down -5.7% versus last month and down -7.4% versus last year

• Last 12-month U.S. wind generation was 500.3 GWHrs, up 8.0%

• Total wind capacity is currently 157,175 megawatts

• YTD 2025 wind power generation is up 11.6% versus 2024

Full report attached

Wind Monthly_Jul25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products dropped by 5.15 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks dropped by 3.17 million barrels. The U.S. SPR dropped by 0.20 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks dropped by 1.74 million barrels. Diesel stocks rose by 2.93 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 21.8 million barrels, up 4.1% versus last year.  Imports were higher by 312,000 barrels.  Exports were higher by 170,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.3 million barrels, down 0.76%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_7.23.25.pdf

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As of July 20, 2025 EU natural gas storage was 738.6 TWh. Gas storage was up 3.4% for the week and is down 21.2% versus last year. EU gas storage facilities are 65.1 percent full, compared with being 82.6 percent full this time last year.

Full report attached

EU Gas Storage Weekly_7.22.25.pdf

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Weekly Summary

U.S. Lower-48 natural gas inventories came in at 3,052 Bcf, higher by 46 Bcf on the week.  Lower-48 gas storage is -4.9% lower than last year and 5.4% higher than the five-year average.

Compared to last year, gas storage in the Pacific Region is 2.1% higher, and 10.7% above the five-year average.  Meanwhile, the Midwest Region is 10.3% lower than last year, and 0.1% above the five-year average.

Salt storage is 5.3% higher than last year and 13.7% higher than the five-year average.  Non-salt gas inventories are -3.0% lower than last year and 5.0% higher than the five-year average.

Full report attached

U.S. Natural Gas Weekly Storage_7.17.25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products rose by 9.35 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks dropped by 3.86 million barrels. The U.S. SPR dropped by 0.30 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks rose by 3.40 million barrels. Diesel stocks rose by 4.17 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 19.2 million barrels, up 6.6% versus last year.  Imports were lower by 265,000 barrels.  Exports were lower by 544,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.4 million barrels, down 0.07%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_7.16.25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products rose by 6.41 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks rose by 7.07 million barrels. The U.S. SPR rose by 0.24 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks dropped by 2.66 million barrels. Diesel stocks dropped by 0.83 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 20.9 million barrels, up 8.4% versus last year.  Imports were higher by 70,000 barrels.  Exports were higher by 441,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.4 million barrels, down 0.36%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_7.9.25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products rose by 9.36 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks rose by 3.84 million barrels. The U.S. SPR rose by 0.24 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks rose by 4.19 million barrels. Diesel stocks dropped by 1.71 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 20.5 million barrels, down 6.8% versus last year.  Imports were lower by 165,000 barrels.  Exports were lower by 545,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.4 million barrels, down 0.01%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_7.2.25.pdf

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Highlights:

• U.S. L-48 natural gas generation in May was 125 TWHrs, up 17.7% versus last month and down -6.7% versus last year

• Last 12-month U.S. natural gas generation was 1,967 TWHrs, up 0.7%

• Total natural gas capacity is currently 574,608 megawatts

• YTD 2025 gas power generation is 1.2% below 2024

Full report attached

Natural Gas Power Monthly_june25.pdf

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Highlights For the Week

Total U.S. commercial oil & products dropped by 4.17 million barrels. U.S. commercial oil stocks dropped by 5.84 million barrels. The U.S. SPR rose by 0.24 million barrels. On the product side, gasoline stocks dropped by 2.08 million barrels. Diesel stocks dropped by 4.07 million barrels.

Total products supplied were 20.5 million barrels, up 14.3% versus last year.  Imports were lower by 58,000 barrels.  Exports were higher by 355,000 barrels per day.

U.S. oil production was 13.4 million barrels, up 0.03%.

Full report attached

Weekly Oil Storage_6.25.25.pdf

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