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Daily (05.09.2022): The NBP gas prices decreased sharply on Friday due to strong LNG imports and UK Continental Shelf production
Oil prices rose on Friday as traders anticipated that OPEC+ would discuss output reductions at their meeting on September 5. Gains were however constrained by concerns about China's COVID-19 limitations and the status of the global economy. As a result, WTI crude oil moved up by 0.3% to $86.87, while Brent crude oil closed 0.7% higher at $93.02.
read more... 05/09/2022
Daily (02.09.2022): EUAs remained near five-week lows on Thursday due to fears about demand and an increase in supply this month
Oil prices fell on Thursday on worries that rising inflation and interest rate increases are reducing the fuel usage. The trend was exacerbated by more COVID-19 lockdowns measures in China. The price of a barrel of Brent crude oil settled at $92.36, down by 4.3%. WTI crude ended 3.3% lower at $86.61.
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8 EU nations eye 20 GW offshore wind in Baltic Sea by 2030
Denmark, Germany, Poland, Finland, Sweden and the Baltic countries want to develop 19.6 GW of offshore wind in the Baltic Sea by 2030 amid ongoing EU efforts to decarbonise the economy and reduce dependence on Russian gas.
read more... 02/09/2022
Sweden set to take on more of consumers' soaring energy bills
The Swedish government said on Wednesday it would probably have a bigger buffer than it had previously expected to take on some of the soaring energy costs of households and businesses this winter.
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Belgian government to switch off lights, tax energy profits to cut bills
Belgium announced a series of measures to tackle soaring energy prices on Wednesday, including cuts to public buildings' power consumption and a proposal to tax the excess profits of energy companies such as Engie and TotalEnergies.
read more... 02/09/2022