Prices generally eased off in March however there was a late sting in the tail … follow the link to find out why ›

Prices remained volatile in January and are expected to continue into the first half of February at least, follow the below link to find out why ›

Electricity and gas prices climbed towards the end of December due to traders covering their positions and slightly cooler temperatures over Chirstmas ›

Electricity & Gas prices eased in November as healthy supply kept up with demand.  Rising oil prices kept further reductions at bay. ›

Electricity & Gas prices continued their climb in October as problems with French nuclear output filtered through to the rest of Europe. ›

Gas and electricity prices became extremely volatile in September as unplanned outages and fears over winter supplies provided support for unprecedented  swings in wholesale markets.

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UK Energy prices ended August lower as rising Norwegian flows and extra LNG supplies countered rising oil prices and news of the closure of the Rough storage facility in the North Sea.

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In this months edition of the newsletter, energy prices have increased on the back of an extended outage at Rough however falling oil prices have seen prices fall towards the end of the month. ›

In this edition see how the Bexit vote effected the UK energy markets with price movements becoming more and more volatile. ›

The Energy Services June 2016 newsletter is now ready to view. ›