Brent crude oil rose for a sixth day on Tuesday to hit its highest since November, 2014 at over $75 a barrel, buoyed by expectations that supplies will tighten just as demand reaches record levels. ›

UK day-ahead power contracts began the week on a bullish note in Monday’s trading session on the back of forecasts for easing solar output and cooler temperatures lifting demand. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Monday morning on forecasts of falling temperatures this week. ›

Oil prices dipped on Monday as a rising U.S. rig count implied further increases in output, marking one of the few factors tamping back crude in an otherwise bullish environment. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Friday morning as an unplanned outage in Norway curtailed flows ›

Oil prices on Friday stayed near three-year highs reached earlier this week, with ongoing OPEC-led supply cuts and strong demand gradually drawing down excess supplies. ›

British wholesale gas prices gained more ground on Thursday afternoon after an outage at a Norwegian field was announced by operator Gassco. ›

Oil prices rose on Thursday to their highest since late 2014 as U.S. crude inventories declined, moving closer to five-year averages, and after sources told Reuters top exporter Saudi Arabia is seeking to push oil prices higher. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday on forecasts for weaker wind power output which, with low flows from Norway, increased demand for gas-fired electricity. ›

Planned and unplanned outages continued to bedevil Norwegian natural gas flows to the UK and European continent Thursday. ›