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Croatia's Okoli gas storage facility is currently at 23% capacity, down from 34% last year and below the EU average of 49.85%. Director Vlado Vlašić stated that this situation is anticipated and poses no immediate risk, attributing the low levels to market strategies ahead of planned upgrades at the LNG terminal on Krk. Future expansions and a new storage facility aim to strengthen Croatia's energy infrastructure, emphasizing the ongoing importance of gas storage alongside renewable energy sources.