Prompt British wholesale gas prices fell on Wednesday morning, as flows rose through Britain’s main import pipeline with Norway leaving the British gas market balanced. ›

Oil rose on signs the pace of U.S. stockpile gains is slowing as refiners resume operations after Hurricane Harvey, boosting crude demand. ›

European power curve prices rallied on Tuesday after French regulator ASN said it will widen checks on certain reactor components, raising concern about a possible repeat of last winter’s supply tightness. ›

France could face a second winter of tight power supply as nuclear reactors undergo a review of hundreds of components and increased scrutiny demanded by the country’s watchdog.  ›

British prompt gas prices fell 5 percent on Tuesday, dropping back after the previous day’s rally on an anticipated fall in imports from Norway. ›

Oil extended gains above $50 a barrel in New York as Iraq raised the prospect of OPEC taking further steps to clear a global supply glut. ›

European spot electricity prices for next-day delivery rose on Monday, buoyed by an expected increase in consumption, while power output from wind and solar sources was mixed. ›

British prompt gas prices rallied on Monday morning as sharp declines in Norwegian supply and higher demand left the transmission system heavily undersupplied. ›

Oil held gains near $50 a barrel as the U.S. rig count dropped the most since January after a record expansion earlier this year. ›

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