European wholesale prices for next week jumped on Monday as colder weather was forecast while forward curve price came down sharply, along with carbon, as Germany’s latest climate policy decisions point to remaining overcapacities. ›

British wholesale gas prices fell on Monday as strong wind power output curbed demand from gas plants, leaving the system oversupplied, traders said. ›

Oil prices held closely below December 2014 highs on Monday, supported by production cuts by OPEC and Russia, although the market was capped by a rise in U.S. and Canadian drilling activity that points to higher future output in North America. ›

European wholesale prices for early next week declined on Friday on expected strong windpower generation for main producer Germany, though prices for coming weeks firmed on forecasts of colder weather. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Friday as lower temperatures lifted demand, despite high flows from Norway keeping the system oversupplied, traders said. ›

Oil prices on Friday slipped away from December-2014 highs reached the previous day. ›

European OTC day-ahead power sagged on Thursday on predictions for warmer weather and more wind supply near term, but most positions further ahead posted gains. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Thursday morning following a proposal to cut output at Dutch gas field Groningen and on expectations of colder temperatures. ›

Oil dipped away from three-year highs on Thursday on signs that a 13-percent rally since early December may have run its course, although a surprise drop in U.S. production and lower crude inventories offered prices some support. ›

British wholesale gas prices rose on Wednesday afternoon, shortly after Dutch gas firm NAM suggested reducing production at the Groningen gas field in the wake of Monday’s earthquake. ›