British wholesale gas prices climbed on Monday morning, boosted by increased demand due to colder weather and falling wind output. ›

Oil prices rose by over 1 percent on Monday, pushed up by a statement from the producers’ club OPEC that it was committed to a deal made in September to cut output in order to prop up the market. ›

NBP spot deflated Friday morning as higher Norwegian deliveries and imports from the continent pushed the system deep into oversupply, leaving the market seemingly comfortable with the colder-than-average weather that the weekend and the start of next week have in store for European gas markets. ›

French power prices hitting the Eur3,000/MWh maximum price cap this season has become “almost a certainty” amid the current environment of low nuclear availability as France braces itself for imports from more expensive neighbours such as the UK, Nicolaj Janss Lafond, senior cross-border trader at Engie, told the audience at the Emart conference in Amsterdam Friday. ›

Oil prices edged up on Friday, stabilizing after five straight days of falls, although a surge in U.S. crude inventories and doubts over the ability of producers to coordinate output cuts continued to keep a lid on the market. ›

Electricity & Gas prices continued their climb in October as problems with French nuclear output filtered through to the rest of Europe. ›

French utility EDF has postponed restarting its 900 megawatt/hour Bugey 4 and Gravelines 2 nuclear reactors to Dec. 31 from Nov. 30, French grid operator RTE said on its website on Thursday ›

Crude oil futures rose on Thursday as an attack on a Nigerian oil pipeline and a weaker U.S. dollar buoyed sentiment in the market, lifting prices from five-week lows. ›

British wholesale prompt gas prices rose on Wednesday as cold weather lifted heating demand and as domestic gas terminals pumped less North Sea gas than previously expected. ›