- July 4th, 2018
UK GAS-Prices mostly edge up on low wind output forecasts
British wholesale gas prices mostly edged higher on Wednesday morning due to low wind power output and amid stronger oil and coal prices, traders said. ›
British wholesale gas prices mostly edged higher on Wednesday morning due to low wind power output and amid stronger oil and coal prices, traders said. ›
Oil prices edged up on Wednesday following a report of tightening U.S. fuel inventories amid an outage at Syncrude Canada oil sands facility in Alberta, which usually supplies the United States. ›
UK day-ahead prices rose steeply hitting more than three-month highs amid lower solar-wind output and higher demand, while the neighbouring Netherlands and Belgium spot markets remained bullish amid ongoing coal-fired power station maintenance delays, market sources said Tuesday. ›
European wholesale electricity forwards set new contract highs on Tuesday, boosted by higher fuels and carbon prices and bullish prompt markets tightened by lower wind and nuclear supply. ›
British wholesale gas prices rose on Tuesday morning amid low wind output which has raised demand for gas from power plants. ›
Oil prices rose on Tuesday after Libya declared force majeure on some of its crude exports, while the loss of Canadian supplies helped lifted U.S. crude to levels not seen since late 2014. ›
European wholesale electricity contracts for the coming year set new records on Monday, triggered by high fuel and carbon prices and higher spot market levels. ›
British wholesale prompt gas prices mostly rose on Monday due to higher gas-for power demand and strong exports to Belgium which could increase further this week. ›
Oil prices fell on Monday as supplies from Saudi Arabia and Russia rose while economic growth stumbled in Asia amid an escalating trade dispute with the United States. ›
British wholesale gas prices fell on Friday as a week-long heatwave dampened demand and left ample supplies to offset the start of exports to Belgium after a planned outage. ›