European wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning as forecasts of cooler weather and an extended period of low wind output was expected to spur demand amid ongoing supply tightness. ›

Oil prices rose for a second session on Monday as concerns over shut output in the United States, the world’s biggest producer, following damage from Hurricane Ida supported the market, along with expectations for higher demand. ›

British wholesale gas prices continued to climb on Thursday as British production outages balanced stronger Norwegian gas flows while concerns lingered over winter supply.

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Oil prices rose for a second session on Thursday, recovering from earlier losses as a decline in U.S. Gulf of Mexico output following damages from Hurricane Ida underpinned the market.

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European wholesale spot power prices gained on Wednesday on a forecast drop in solar supply throughout the region. ›

British prompt wholesale gas prices rose on Wednesday as heavy maintenance among Norwegian producers curbed supplies and low wind speeds lifted demand from power plants to replace output from turbines.

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Oil prices climbed on Wednesday, recouping some overnight losses from a stronger dollar and demand concerns, with a slow production restart in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and resumption of refining activities providing support.

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British wholesale gas prices fell on Tuesday, as warm weather and forecasts for stronger wind in coming days kept the system oversupplied.

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European wholesale spot power prices dipped on Tuesday as wind and solar supply were seen rising in Germany.

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Oil prices were mixed on Tuesday as some investors scooped up bargains following recent losses, while Saudi Arabia’s sharp cuts in crude contract prices for Asia sparked fears over slower demand and weighed on sentiment.

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