TREE NEWS reports: ICE UK natural gas futures closed down 4.15% at 179.770 pence per therm on Friday, September 25, bringing the weekly decline to 9.28%. The TTF benchmark Dutch gas contract fell 5.40% to 70.987 euros per megawatt-hour, down 10.31% for the week. ICE EU carbon emissions allowance futures slipped 0.32% to 86.14 euros per tonne, a weekly drop of 0.21%.
European Gas Futures Fall Over 10% This Week
AI take
The scale of the weekly drop in both UK and Dutch gas benchmarks points to a broader repricing rather than a single-session move, with the TTF decline outpacing the UK contract. The near-flat carbon allowance print is the notable divergence: power-sector fuel costs are falling while the cost of emitting stays roughly unchanged, which shifts relative economics between gas-fired and other generation. Whether that gap persists, or carbon catches down to gas, is the open question worth tracking.
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