Gas and power slipped as forecasts turned milder and windier into early December. EU carbon eased from a near two week high. Storage remains comfortable near 78 per cent.

Gas softened as warmer European outlooks and firm supply met range-bound demand. Power eased at the prompt. Carbon rose despite weaker gas. Markets stayed orderly and wind led.

Prices eased after Monday’s sell off then steadied this morning. Peace headlines, softer demand and firm supply framed the move. Short-term wind is choppy, with improvements flagged later this week.

Gas and power opened slightly firmer. Colder weather is lifting demand, but stronger Norwegian flows, healthy LNG and peace talks kept balances comfortable. Prompt remains volatile while curves hold within recent ranges.

Gas and power opened firmer after Thursday’s drop. Cold weather persists, but strong Norwegian nominations and active LNG scheduling keep the system balanced. Volatility remains prompt and wind led.

Gas eased on stronger Norwegian flows and peace-talk headlines. Power rose on weaker wind and cooler conditions. Storage and LNG remained strong, which kept moves contained and curves within range.

Tuesday’s colder revisions and weaker renewables lifted gas and power. Early Wednesday saw a modest pullback as supply steadied, but the near curve remains supported by below-normal wind and a cooler outlook.

Gas and power ticked higher as the first cold snap approached. Forecasts show Europe 3 - 6°C below average from Thursday before normalising next week. EUAs eased again. Storage withdrawals slowed.

Gas and power firmed as a cold spell deepened while wind eased. Storage stays comfortable and Norwegian nominations are steady, keeping curves contained despite stronger prompt.

Energy markets were steady. Front contracts hovered near recent lows, with mild weather and strong supply offset by a cooler turn next week.

Range bound finish. Healthy supply and a mild weekend capped the prompt. Cooler weather early next week and variable wind keep near-term risk balanced, with curves little changed.

Front month gas and power opened higher on a colder shift next week, while mild weather and strong Norwegian and LNG supply keep the prompt subdued. Carbon firmed, oil steady.

Gas slipped to a six week low as mid December turned warmer and supply stayed comfortable. Power eased in line as wind and temperature revisions reduced risk. LNG arrivals keep near-term cover strong.

Gas and power eased as milder weather and strong supply unwound last week’s premium. A cooler, wind-lighter spell next week keeps near-term volatility in view.

Prices steadied after early gains. Cooler end week and choppy wind kept the prompt supported, but stronger wind into next week should cap upside.

Gas and power eased as milder weather and strong supply held the upper hand. Storage sits near 83% and wind remains the main swing factor for prompt pricing.

Gas and power edged higher on tighter prompt balances, driven by weaker wind and cooler spells, while solid Norwegian flows and firm storage kept the curve contained.

Gas and power firmed as renewable output weakened. Deep wind lows flagged for next week tightened the prompt, lifting week-ahead power and nudging new front-month contracts higher.

Prices were mixed on Monday, with gas easing after contract expiry while power held in range. Comfortable storage and improving Norwegian flows offset a brief dip in renewables and headline risk.

Gas eased as Norwegian supply recovered and wind prospects improved. Power dipped with gas, though a small rise in UK carbon blunted the move. Trading stayed within the recent range.