British wholesale gas prices mostly fell on Tuesday morning as forecasts for high output from the country’s wind farms and expectations of fresh deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG) weighed on the market. ›

Oil prices fell by around 1 percent on Tuesday, with Brent crude slipping below $70 per barrel and WTI below $60, after U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on OPEC not to cut supply to prop up the market. ›

British wholesale gas prices climbed on Monday morning in anticipation of colder weather and less wind power output next week. ›

Oil prices jumped more than 1.5 percent on Monday after top exporter Saudi Arabia announced a supply cut in December and other producers also considered reductions heading into 2019. ›

UK Energy prices reduced in October as we appeared to be seeing the start of a correction from a summer of increases.  Find out more in our newsletter via the link below. ›

European power prices for the coming Monday fell in Friday wholesale market trading as supply rose and demand weakened, while forwards turned south on lower fuels and CO2 permission rights prices. ›

British wholesale gas prices were mixed on Friday morning as higher flows from Norway and forecasts for milder temperatures in the near term pushed prompt prices down and colder weather forecasts for December lifted the curve. ›

Oil prices fell to multi-month lows on Friday as global supply increased and investors worried about the impact on fuel demand from of lower economic growth and trade disputes. ›

European spot power prices fell sharply on Thursday on falling demand and more German nuclear supply, while forwards rose strongly with soaring carbon emissions rights. ›

Oil prices rose on Thursday after record Chinese crude imports eased concerns that a slowdown in the world’s No.2 economy could stoke an emerging fuel glut. ›