Prices have made further modest gains, particularly on power prices, which are nearing the all time peak we saw at the beginning of October. Colder

Prices moved further upwards yesterday as Europe continues to see its gas storage deplete, now down to 72% capacity, dropping from 78% a couple weeks

Prices shot up yesterday with temperatures continuing to decline and gas flows from Norway decreasing, currently unknown why. Trading this morning is sparse as the

What a difference a few months can make. The UK has gone from no LNG deliveries in a month at all, to 10 already delivered

Prices has responded downwards with the news lockdowns have been announced in Austria, Croatia, Netherlands, and partial restrictions in many EU countries. Lockdowns typically curb

Prices have creeped a tad higher, with storage levels in Europe dropping down. Both the UK and Europe face their first real cold spell as

Gas & power made considerable gains yesterday, after the Nord Stream 2 approval process was halted by the German regulator. The operating company will need

Prices lifted yesterday and so far this morning, reacting to the fact GazProm failed to book any capacity into Ukraine on Monday. This combined with

Prices did move slightly lower yesterday, as supply continues from Gazprom into European storage. However, the volume is not enough to significantly change storage levels

After Monday’s disappointing levels of volume from Russia, flows have since improved. Markets moved down off the announcement of the filling of select European underground