Oil prices slipped on Thursday as investors questioned whether an OPEC agreement to curb oil production – the group’s first such deal since 2008 – would be enough to rebalance a heavily over-supplied world market. ›

British wholesale prompt gas prices rose in thin trade on Wednesday as storage sites ceased pumping out supply and as analysts forecast stronger day-ahead demand. ›

Oil halted losses below $45 a barrel after Saudi Arabia signaled it may compromise with regional rival Iran on a future output agreement as both countries expect no deal when OPEC members meet Wednesday in Algiers. ›

A tanker carrying 27,500m3 of ethane from US shale fields is due to dock at Grangemouth, the refinery and petrochemicals plant owned by Ineos. ›

UK day-ahead power contracts eased Monday as wind availability was forecast to increase sharply Tuesday alongside a moderate dip in power demand. ›

Dutch and German spot gas prices rose Monday morning as unplanned outages occurred in two Norwegian assets amid corrective maintenance commencing at the Kollsnes asset with an extended duration. ›

British wholesale gas prices opened lower on Monday morning as strong supplies from the UK Continental Shelf resulted in oversupply. ›

Oil pared its biggest drop in more than two months as Saudi Arabia’s offer to cut output opens the door to a future OPEC deal, even as it doesn’t expect an agreement this week when members of the group meet. ›

Available gas-fired generating capacity in the UK is expected to remain curtailed early October, despite ESB’s Carrington CCGT plant coming online this week, with a decline seen in the coal plant availability, which sent front-month power prices higher. ›