UK gas and power prices in January were influenced by a myriad of factors including: fluctuating temperatures, increased uncertainty over global geopolitical tensions, and renewable generation.

UK gas and power prices in December were influenced by a myriad of factors including: fluctuating temperatures, increased uncertainty over global geopolitical tensions, and renewable generation.

November saw UK gas and power markets experience volatility, which was driven by colder temperatures, lower wind output, and robust gas storage levels, which remained above 90% for the majority of the month.

UK NBP gas and power contract prices remained volatile due to fluctuating gas demand and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

September saw volatility in the UK energy markets, driven by Norwegian gas supply disruptions due to maintenance, cooler-than-expected weather, and rising geopolitical tensions. Early in the month, gas prices spiked as key Norwegian facilities underwent maintenance works, though supplies gradually recovered as the month progressed. Cooler weather conditions increased gas demand for heating, while strong wind generation helped offset some of this pressure.