British within-day gas prices fell on Wednesday in response to lower demand for gas to heat homes and produce electricity, and the early return of flows through the Theddlethorpe terminal. ›

An unexpected disruption in Libyan crude output is helping oil investors shrug off record U.S. stockpiles that have undermined voluntary supply curbs by other OPEC nations. ›

UK day-ahead power prices slumped on Tuesday as weakening power demand due to the onset of milder-than-normal temperatures coupled with expectations for higher wind output weighed on the prompt, traders said. ›

The British within-day wholesale gas price rose on Tuesday morning as lower imports from Norway led to an undersupplied system. ›

The prospect of a further increase in record U.S. crude stockpiles that have undercut OPEC’s output curbs kept oil investors anxious, with prices stuck near $48 a barrel. ›

British gas prices slipped on Monday as milder weather weighed on demand in an amply supplied network. ›

A pledge by crude producers to consider extending their output-cut deal failed to excite oil bulls, with prices dropping as more time was seen needed to trim swollen global stockpiles. ›

Oil prices edged up on Friday, supported by a fall in Saudi exports to the United States, but overall markets remained under pressure on the back of a world market awash with fuel. ›

British gas prices fell on Friday as mild temperatures dampened demand and as a steady stream of scheduled liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker arrivals weighed on sentiment. ›

Day-ahead power prices in the UK were little changed to mixed Thursday as weakening wind output and power demand coupled with forecasts for increasing solar output pushed the prompt market in different directions. ›