German September is climbing amid gains in the energy complex, while the Nordic equivalent is being lifted by extended and unplanned nuclear curtailments, coupled with weakened hydro balances in the region.
- Nordic Base Power SEP 25 up 3.3% at 38 EUR/MWh
- France Base Power SEP 25 down 0.7% at 50.98 EUR/MWh
- Germany Base Power SEP 25 up 1.3% at 84.63 EUR/MWh
- EUA DEC 25 up 1.1% at 72.09 EUR/MT
- TTF Gas SEP 25 up 2.3% at 32.625 EUR/MWh
- TTF front month continues to rally from the low at the start of the week supported by upcoming seasonal maintenance in Norway amid ongoing uncertainty over progress towards is ceasefire in Ukraine.
- EUAs/UKAs Dec25 are rising, supported by gains in EU gas, with TTF rising on upcoming seasonal maintenance in Norway and ongoing uncertainty over progress towards ceasefire in Ukraine. Meanwhile, EU ad UK equities losses are capping carbon gains, with STOXX declining as energy and industrials were the only sectors in the green today.
- Vattenfall has shortlisted GE Vernova and Rolls-Royce SMR as potential suppliers for new nuclear reactors in Sweden, with the aim to deliver 1.5GW of capacity.
- Italian hydropower reserves last week – calendar week 33 –slowed their on week decline to be at 3.1TWh to reach its lowest levels since week 22 of this year.
- Nordic hydropower stocks rose to a fresh 2025 high to be at 78.18% of capacity at the end of week 33, with stocks widening the surplus to the same week last year and to the 10-year average.
- Statnett and the UK’s National Grid have awarded Nord Pool EMCO a contract to deliver a new trading solution for the 1.4GW North Sea Link interconnection.
- Scotland’s fishing leaders have called for an immediate moratorium on offshore wind farm consents, warning that unchecked expansion is threatening the nation’s seas.