Apollo Energy publishes a daily energy market analysis, focusing on the gas, power and oil markets including a commentary on how the markets close and open. Our analysis provides insight on how the markets are performing and also considers various factors which could dictate price changes in the future. 

The analysis also contains a graph which tracks the one-year forward price of both gas and electricity as well as changes to Brent crude oil. 

Energy Market Analysis - 13-06-2022

Energy Market Analysis - 13-06-2022

13th June 2022 | Market Analysis

Prices saw minimal movement day to day on Friday, virtually flat to close. Renewed lockdown measures in China is casting doubts over energy consumption. This brought down Brent to below $120.


Energy Market Analysis - 10-06-2022

Energy Market Analysis - 10-06-2022

10th June 2022 | Market Analysis

Close price: Prices closed higher. Not as high as first feared and upon opening yesterday, as the market at first reacted to the fire and damage at the US Freeport LNG Terminal. Opening price: There has been no real direction in the markets today, as the market takes check of yesterday’s developments and waits for further news on the Freeport fire. It is estimated Europe will lose 13-15 LNG tank…


Energy Market Analysis - 09-06-2022

Energy Market Analysis - 09-06-2022

9th June 2022 | Market Analysis

Prices closed marginally down, helped by a ramp up in Norwegian gas flows into the UK following maintenance and a softening carbon market with the news the market won't be tighten yet for permits.


Energy Market Analysis - 08-06-2022

Energy Market Analysis - 08-06-2022

8th June 2022 | Market Analysis

Prices are slightly down on opening, with much of yesterday’s momentum feeding into today. UK gas storage levels are at 91%, while the EU has now passed the 50% mark.


Energy Market Analysis - 07-06-2022

Energy Market Analysis - 07-06-2022

7th June 2022 | Market Analysis

Prices appear to be continuing the downward trend today. Helping this is easing fears of supply disruption, with most of last month’s gas deliveries paid and accounted for with Russia from Europe.