Oil prices rose on Thursday to their highest since late 2014 as U.S. crude inventories declined, moving closer to five-year averages, and after sources told Reuters top exporter Saudi Arabia is seeking to push oil prices higher. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday on forecasts for weaker wind power output which, with low flows from Norway, increased demand for gas-fired electricity. ›

Planned and unplanned outages continued to bedevil Norwegian natural gas flows to the UK and European continent Thursday. ›

European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery fell on Wednesday as forecasts showed consumption slipping due to warm weather, while near-term contracts dipped on increased wind and hydro power generation in the week ahead. ›

British wholesale gas for next-day delivery was slightly higher on Wednesday due to less Norwegian flows and as a forecast dip in wind speeds this week boosted demand for gas-fired power generation. ›

Oil prices rose on Wednesday, lifted by a reported decline in U.S. crude inventories and by the ongoing risk of supply disruptions. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices fell on Tuesday morning as forecasts for warmer weather curbed demand. ›

Oil prices rose on Tuesday amid worries there could be a high risk of disruptions to supply, especially in the Middle East. ›

British gas for immediate delivery fell on Monday morning on warmer weather which has reduced demand. ›

Oil fell nearly 2 percent on Monday after U.S. drilling activity rose and fears waned about escalating tensions in the Middle East following air strikes on Syria over the weekend. ›