European forward power prices fell to new lows on Wednesday as the oil market slump that has battered prices in the energy sector showed few signs of a meaningful recovery. ›

British wholesale natural gas prices declined on Wednesday morning due to oversupply, as domestic production rose after the end of terminal and pipeline maintenance. ›

Crude oil prices pushed higher on Wednesday after Iran said it was open to cooperation with Saudi Arabia, partly recovering from an 8 percent fall in the previous session on concerns over demand and weak equities. ›

British within-day gas prices were little changed on Tuesday as rising supply from LNG terminals left the system oversupplied, while day-ahead prices firmed on a colder weather outlook. ›

Crude oil prices rose on Tuesday, with U.S. crude shrugging off big drops in Japan’s stock market and eroding some of the previous session’s losses that were driven by festering concerns about global oversupply. ›

UK day-ahead power prices climbed Monday as forecasts for below average temperatures lifted power demand amid easing wind power supply. ›

British gas prices were little changed on Monday in a near balanced system with the outlook for cooler weather supportive of prices for the remainder of the week. ›

Crude oil futures reversed earlier gains on Friday as weak fundamentals weighed on markets at the end of a volatile week that saw prices see-saw over 10 percent within a day. ›

Prices on the European power forwards curve were pressured by weak fuel market fundamentals early on Friday after the OTC market dipped below the most recent Jan. 21 low in Thursday’s late session. ›

UK day-ahead power prices declined for the second consecutive day Thursday on forecasts of higher wind power generation and falling power demand ahead of the weekend, sources said. ›