Britain's Rough gas storage facility began an unplanned injection outage on Friday morning which could last up to two weeks, operator Centrica (CPYYY) said in a statement.
It will reduce injection capacity by 9 million cubic meters a day, Centrica said. The outage began at 1025 GMT on Friday and could last for up to two weeks, it added.
Reporting By Susanna Twidale
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