- June 21st, 2018
EUROPE POWER-Spot prices fall on higher wind volumes, easing consumption
European prompt power prices on Thursday fell for the third day running on weak demand and forecasts for rising German wind power supply. ›
European prompt power prices on Thursday fell for the third day running on weak demand and forecasts for rising German wind power supply. ›
British wholesale gas prices fell on Thursday as supply was more than enough to meet unseasonably low demand in part due to the continued closure of an export route. ›
Oil prices fell on Thursday as crude exporters in OPEC appeared to be nearing a deal to increase production. ›
British wholesale day-ahead gas prices rose on Wednesday after posting losses in the previous session as an ongoing outage in Norway restricted supplies and as flows into Shell’s St Fergus terminal fell. ›
European spot power prices on Wednesday fell sharply on forecasts for rising German wind power supply volumes, while demand for electricity was flat. ›
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, supported by a drop in U.S. commercial crude inventories and the loss of storage capacity in Libya, with investors cautious ahead of a biannual meeting of OPEC exporters to decide production policy. ›
British wholesale gas prices slipped on Tuesday morning, as the shutdown of the country’s main gas export pipeline contributed to an oversupplied market. ›
Oil prices fell nearly one percent on Tuesday as an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China triggered sharp selloffs in many global markets. ›
A series of revisions to nuclear power outages in Belgium announced Monday lifted fourth-quarter 2018 power prices across Europe. ›
European spot power prices on Monday rose on predictions of sharp day-on-day increases in consumption, driven by rising temperatures in the region. ›