Korea Electric Power (Korea Electric Power) Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf) : 0.00 (As of . 20)

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What is Korea Electric Power Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf)?

Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf) is the maximum volume of natural gas that can be stored at the storage facility. The utility storage is important, since it's the midstream opportunities that offer investors the potential for profit.

The historical rank and industry rank for Korea Electric Power's Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf) or its related term are showing as below:

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Korea Electric Power Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf) Historical Data

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Competitive Comparison of Korea Electric Power's Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf)

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Korea Electric Power (NYSE:KEP) Natural Gas Storage Capacity (Bcf) Explanation

A natural gas storage is a facility that can store natural gas for an indefinite period of time. Natural gas storages are typically located underground, that’s why they are called underground gas storages or UGS as well. The main function of gas storages is to inject and store natural gas at a time of low prices and/or low demand and use the gas by withdrawing at times of higher prices and/or higher demand.

Why is utility storage important to investors?

Each week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration releases its natural gas storage report. This report highlights the change in working gas storage. A dramatic drawdown of inventory can lead to a jump in the price of natural gas and, conversely, a buildup in storage is a bearish indicator. By tuning into the storage numbers, investors can see one of the driving forces behind natural gas prices.

It is also used to quantify the energy produced (or potentially produced) by a company's reserves, as well as what is actually delivered to customers. Investors will look at this figure to understand how much earning potential a producer in the space may have.

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55 Jeollyeok-ro, Jeollanam-do, Naju-si, KOR, 58322

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Korea Electric Power Corp is an electric utility company in which the government of South Korea holds a controlling stake. The firm operates in the following segments: Transmission and distribution, Electric power generation (Nuclear), Electric power generation (Non-Nuclear), Plant maintenance & engineering service, and Others. Most of the energy produced by the company comes from its nuclear and coal-fired assets. Korea Electric Power generates revenue primarily through the Transmission and distribution segment.