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Daily: British prompt gas prices edge up on weaker supply from Norway, cooler weather

WTI crude oil futures declined over 1 percent on Wednesday after an unexpected increase in inventories, while gasoline jumped on bets for strong fuel demand during the peak summer driving season. Brent rose 20 cents, or 0.4 percent, to settle at $57.05. U.S. crude's front-month contract fell 68 cents, or 1.3 percent, to close at $51.65 a barrel. It had slipped on Tuesday to touch $50.58, its weakest level since April 8.

read more... 09/07/2015

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Balkans energy ministers decide to establish a regional power market in 2016

Western Balkan countries have decided to establish a regional electricity market covering seven nations since they want to meet increasing demand, intensify security of supply and reduce prices.

read more... 07/07/2015

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STA: UK’s solar to supply 15% of power on 3 July

Solar could meet a record of 15% of the UK’s electricity demand on Friday, according to the Solar Trade Association (STA).

read more... 03/07/2015

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Daily: French prompt power prices firm on hot weather, high demand

U.S. crude prices declined 4 percent on Wednesday, recording their largest daily decrease since April after oil inventories in the United States rebounded for the first time in more than two months. WTI crude fell $2.51, or 4.2 percent, to close at $56.96 a barrel. It is biggest decline since April 8. Brent crude shed $1.58, or 2.5 percent, to settle at $62.01.

read more... 02/07/2015

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Daily: Crude oil recovers from three-week lows amid stronger demand for fuel

Crude oil prices settled higher, rebounding from three-week lows on Tuesday, as U.S. refined fuel trading increased on stronger summer demand, even as the Greece’ move towards a debt default threatened to hit markets worldwide. The oil rise was also spurred by stronger dollar. Brent crude rose by $1.58, or 2.6%, to settle at $63.59 a barrel. It declined by 3% for June. WTI crude increased by $1.14, or almost 2%, to close at $59.47. It fell 1% on the month.

read more... 01/07/2015

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