Enagas: Spanish gas consumption down 4.2 percent in 2024

In 2024, total natural gas consumption amounted to 311.7 TWh, Enagas said on Thursday. The decrease is mainly due to lower gas demand for power generation. Specifically, gas demand for electricity generation stood at 74.7 TWh, a 22 percent decrease, Engagas said. Conventional demand in private households, businesses, and industry totaled 237 TWh in 2024,…

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