EnergyRiskIQ
Online data platform aggregating GIE AGSI+ EU gas storage fill rates for daily publication.
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What data does EnergyRiskIQ provide that Lowdown uses for EU gas storage reporting?
Timeline for EnergyRiskIQ
Published aggregated EU storage fill data for 7 May 2026
European Energy Markets: EU storage at 34.3% before 12 May test- What is EnergyRiskIQ and what data does it provide?
- EnergyRiskIQ is an energy market intelligence platform that aggregates data from primary sources including GIE's AGSI+ gas storage transparency database, LNG terminal data, and European price feeds.Source: EnergyRiskIQ
- Where does EU gas storage data in Lowdown briefings come from?
- Lowdown cites EnergyRiskIQ as a relay for EU storage figures. The underlying authoritative source is GIE's AGSI+ (Gas Infrastructure Europe), which publishes daily storage transparency data across all EU member states.Source: GIE AGSI+
- What is AGSI+ and who runs it?
- AGSI+ is Gas Infrastructure Europe's Aggregated Gas Storage Inventory, a transparency platform publishing daily gas storage levels for EU member states. It is the primary source for European gas storage figures.Source: GIE
Background
EnergyRiskIQ is an energy market intelligence and data aggregation platform that compiles and republishes primary energy data — including Gas Infrastructure Europe's AGSI+ storage transparency data, European spot price feeds, and LNG terminal utilisation figures — for traders, analysts, and journalists. Lowdown uses EnergyRiskIQ as a relay source for EU gas storage fill prints in this briefing series.
Platforms like EnergyRiskIQ fill a practical gap in the energy data ecosystem: primary sources such as AGSI+ publish raw daily data in formats optimised for bulk download and machine processing, while intelligence aggregators repackage that data into more readable dashboards and summaries. The platform does not generate primary data but consolidates it from ENTSO-G, GIE (Gas Infrastructure Europe), and other European transparency bodies.
As a relay source rather than an original data producer, EnergyRiskIQ's figures carry the provenance of the underlying primary source. Readers tracking the EU storage trajectory in this briefing should treat AGSI+ (via GIE) as the authoritative primary source; EnergyRiskIQ's contribution is accessibility and contextual framing rather than independent measurement.
