European spot electricity prices for early next week delivery rose on Friday, driven by a projected fall in wind power generation and firm demand. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices rose on Friday morning, as cool weather boosted demand while prices on the curve slipped on weaker oil and coal. ›

Oil prices were lower on Friday but on course for weekly gains, the third in a row in the case of Brent, as the clean-up after hurricanes in the United States gathered pace and the outlook for demand took on a firmer tone. ›

European forward power prices continued to rally Thursday as EUA carbon allowances jumped again, extending their gains so far this month to 30%, with generating fuels coal and gas also moving higher and coal into Europe trading at a fresh 42-month-high. ›

British spot gas prices fell on Thursday as stronger deliveries from Norway and brisk withdrawals from underground storage sites created an oversupplied system. ›

Oil held gains near a five-week high as the International Energy Agency and OPEC boosted crude demand forecasts. ›

German year-ahead power climbed 1 percent to 35.4 euros ($42.39) a megawatt hour (MWh) on Wednesday, a new 3-1/2 year high, as related fuels and carbon prices turned positive. ›

Wholesale gas prices rose on Wednesday due to a slightly undersupplied system and rising carbon prices, said traders, as Norwegian flows remained at low levels. ›

Oil traded near $48 a barrel as the International Energy Agency forecast the strongest demand growth in two years, while OPEC was said to discuss prolonging output cuts further into 2018. ›

Prompt gas prices edged higher on Tuesday as cooler weather was forecast around Europe prompting higher domestic demand and as repair work on the Entry SEGAL pipeline system carrying gas from Norway to Britain continued. ›