- April 4th, 2017
Energy Services (Business Power) Ltd – April 2017 Energy Newsletter
Prices generally eased off in March however there was a late sting in the tail … follow the link to find out why ›
Prices generally eased off in March however there was a late sting in the tail … follow the link to find out why ›
UK day-ahead baseload power prices have risen sharply as unplanned plant outages raised supply concerns, while healthy renewables forecast for peak hours limited gains for the peakload counterpart, which was seen at a discount on Tuesday. ›
European prompt power prices were weighed down on Tuesday by expected increases in wind power supply from turbines in Germany while curve prices trended lower from higher Monday levels. ›
Oil prices fell on Tuesday as a rebound in Libyan crude production combined with an increase in U.S. drilling to signal the potential for increased supply. ›
Prompt British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday morning as a dip in imports from Norway led to an undersupplied system ›
European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery rose on Monday buoyed by a forecast of an increase in consumption and tight supply, while the year-ahead curve hit a four-week high after preliminary EU 2016 emissions data. ›
British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning as requests for exports to Europe hit a seven-month high. ›
Oil futures moved higher Monday as upbeat sentiment about economic prospects in Asia and Europe outweighed concerns a higher U.S. rig count stoked worries about global oversupply, although a stronger dollar pressured prices. ›