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The Netherlands is racing against time to fill its gas reserves before winter, sitting at just 36.6% capacity—far below the EU’s 56% average and their own 90% target. Compounding the crisis, QatarEnergy has halted 24 LNG shipments citing “force majeure,” jeopardizing a key deal to supply the Netherlands with millions of tons annually. With rising demand from air conditioning and global tensions—including the Strait of Hormuz closure and Iran-U.S. clashes—gas prices on the TTF market have surged 50% since June. While the Dutch government remains confident, the pressure is mounting as they scramble to secure supplies from Norway, the U.S., and the open market, highlighting just how fragile global energy security has become.

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