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Europe needs to pay up to import liquefied natural gas, pray for a mild winter and cut energy demand as any sabotage of infrastructure or even deeper cuts to Russian supply would make power rationing or blackouts all but inevitable.

By Nina Chestney and Bozorgmehr Sharafedin LONDON (Reuters) - Europe needs to pay up to import liquefied natural gas, pray for a mild winter and cut e...

Mention the name Bob Gilbert in Columbus and most thoughts turn to the much-beloved Mississippi University for Women professor and department head of 40 years, who passed away in 2017 at age 102.

LONDON: Dutch and British wholesale gas prices were mostly down on Thursday morning due to comfortable storage levels, price cap concerns and continue...

British wholesale prompt gas prices rose on Tuesday morning with supply from Norway expected to fall on Wednesday while contracts in the Dutch market eased, as rising storage levels continued to soothe wider concerns over Russian gas flows this winter. In the British gas market, the contract for immediate delivery rose by 2 pence to ...

Shell said the movement of large amounts of money in and out of the market meant prices were less linked to actual supply and demand.

The conflict could cause the UK gas price to increase to as much as 1,000 pence per therm - more than double its peak in December which stood at just over 450 pence per therm.

Analysis by MailOnline shows that, under time-of-use tariffs, a cup of tea could cost Britons a penny more in the evening than it does at midnight.

Hospitality bosses say the increase to customers has been driven by a huge spike in labour costs and the return of the 20 per cent VAT rate in April on top of energy price rises,

Ofgem chief Jonathan Brearley yesterday warned of a surge in energy bills - possibly another £700 a year - if gas supplies are hit by a Russia invasion of Ukraine.