August brought large price rises despite warm weather and plenty of supply to meet demand.  EU Carbon prices were the biggest mover which filtered through to other commodities. ›

In July UK energy prices remained high although traded within a narrow range.  Please follow the link to read more. ›

Follow the link to view our July 2018 newsletter.  In this edition we see gas prices closely mirror oil prices which are hovering just under $80. ›

Continued cold weather from Siberia kept UK energy prices on the upside as gas storage levels across the EU fell to boost the market. ›

February brought the ‘Beast from the East’ ad as a result the within-day and day-ahead markets saw large increases. ›

January’s energy markets fell on the whole as supply comfortably met demand despite some cold weather. ›

In December, energy markets reacted to the news that the Forties oil pipeline (also carrying gas) was shut down due to the discovery of a small hairline crack in the pipe. ›

Our December 2017 Energy newsletter is now available to read.  Please follow the link below to enjoy the latest information on the UK’s energy markets ›

Energy prices continued to rise in October as winter fast approaches. ›

Energy prices across Europe continued to climb in September, follow the link below to find out why. ›