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Brent crude tops $112 as European gas prices remain near four-year highs

Geopolitical tensions are increasing the risk of further price rises for oil and natural gas

European gas prices hit €90 per megawatt hour for the first time since 2022

Rising prices have revived concerns over higher energy costs for Europe, as the adequacy of reserves and security of supply take on critical importance

EU urges member states to curb energy use as gas stocks run low

Brussels sees no imminent shortage but is readying voluntary 2022-style measures, including peak-hour cuts and reduced public heating, while suggesting states settle for 80% storage as the Dutch TTF benchmark trades near €72 per MWh

Five missing after explosion brings down building in Athens’ Plaka

Rescuers using thermal cameras and a search dog are combing the ruins on Lysikratous Street as the Mayor of Athens blames a gas explosion, while an Airbnb co-owner insists the rental had no gas supply

Greek PM tells NY Greeks re-election bid is about changing the country, not breaking records

Mitsotakis told diaspora groups in New York that ExxonMobil will begin exploratory gas drilling off Greece next spring, warned Turkey against threats and said his government must work twice as hard to keep voters' trust

The average price of unleaded gasoline reached 2.2 euros, while the price of diesel rose to 2.21 euros

Brent crude, after a brief decline, is trading above the $100 mark again today, at $101.50 a barrel

Natural Gas: Near 2022 highs on storage and Middle East concerns – At €81 per MWh

European natural gas prices remain elevated as low storage levels, the Middle East crisis and competition for LNG fuel concerns over a difficult winter

Gas smell from closed petrol station in Piraeus; apartment buildings evacuated as a precaution

Authorities have been mobilised after reports of a possible gas leak at a fuel station on Omiridou Skylitsi Street in Piraeus. Traffic has been halted and the area has been cordoned off by the Fire Service and the Hellenic Police - the “Piraeus” station on Metro Line 1 (ISAP) has been temporarily closed, while services are operating only on the Faliro–Kifisia section

Gas smell in Attica: What the new data analysis and the map of “suspicious” areas show

In a post, meteorologist Theodoros Kolydas presented an analysis based on a specialized model showing which areas should be investigated.

Inflation in the US rises to 3.8%, mainly driven by higher gasoline prices due to the war

This marks the highest level since May 2023, with the war in the Middle East playing a significant role

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