British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday as colder temperatures lifted heating demand, exports to Europe remained high and imports from Britain’s main supplier Norway fell. ›

Oil prices recovered lost ground on Monday following big losses last week, driven by expectations that OPEC will extend a pledge to cut output to cover all of 2017, although a relentless rise in U.S. drilling capped gains. ›

British wholesale day-ahead gas prices edged higher on Friday morning, on expectations of cooler temperatures next week. ›

Oil prices edged lower on Friday, on course for the biggest weekly drop in a month, over doubts that an OPEC-led production cut will restore balance to an oversupplied market. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices were mixed on Thursday, with colder weather forecasts for next week supporting the day-ahead contract but within-day gas down on lower demand. ›

European electricity prices for day-ahead delivery fell on Thursday on a forecast increase in power production from wind, and a decline in consumption before the weekend. ›

Oil prices regained some ground on Thursday after steep losses the previous day, as Kuwait said it expected an OPEC-led effort to cut supplies would be extended beyond the middle of the year. ›

Prompt British wholesale gas prices edged higher on Wednesday in a slightly undersupplied system. ›

Oil prices were stable on Wednesday as OPEC said it was committed to draw down a global supply overhang that has dogged markets since 2014, although bloated U.S. output and inventories still weighed on crude. ›

Prices of baseload and peakload power for day-ahead delivery in the UK were nearly at parity on Tuesday, largely unchanged from Thursday’s close, as steady plant availabilities and higher solar forecast offset a decline in wind supplies. ›