Power prices have already been at record ever highs for a while now. Gas prices yesterday reached their highest levels since the “Beast from the

Gas prices in particular moved strongly upwards in reaction to GazProm yet again deciding against securing increasing extra capacity in Ukraine for July delivery. Compounding

Little movement in the markets this morning as it solidifies its price level. Significantly improved gas flows from Norway have allowed injections into storage to

Prices have made further marginal gains, mainly boosted by the fact LNG cargoes are favouring Asia over Europe, with an increasing amount of volume heading

Positive economic data from Germany has many markets excited and trading higher as a result. Gains in Brent were limited with some suggestion OPEC+ will

Prices were high at the start of the year. By April power prices were pushing record highs. Now after a bit of volatility, the markets

Maintenance work at the Norwegian Norne facility was extended for 24 hours yesterday, creating a tight UK gas network of supply. Gas prices have moved

Gas and power are both up 0.6%, however it is gains in Brent which is catching the attention as it opens at $74.9/barrel, with the

An unplanned outage at the Norwegian Karsto facility lifted prices Friday, putting strain on an already tight gas system. Elsewhere, the US national hurricane centre

Prices are settled at their current level, with little change day to day. Wind output is back to normal levels, and the temperature has dropped