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European gas futures rise above €82 per megawatt-hour
Gas prices in Europe rose above €82 per megawatt-hour at the start of the week.
November futures traded at €82.6 on the TTF market in Amsterdam, up 1.44%.
This was the first time prices had passed €82 since September 14.
The increase comes during the final month for filling gas storage ahead of winter.
One factor cited is unscheduled maintenance at Norway’s Kårstø gas plant.
The work has cut extraction by 5 million cubic metres a day.
The price rise matters because gas is a key fuel for heating and industry, though no further price outlook or next steps are given.
European gas futures rose above €82 per megawatt-hour at the start of the week.
November contracts gained 1.44% to €82.6 per MWh on the Amsterdam TTF market.
The price had last been above €82 on 14 September, ANSA reported.
ANSA cited unplanned maintenance at Norway’s Kårstø facility among factors affecting prices.
The maintenance was associated with 5 million cubic metres per day of lost extraction.
- Who
- November gas futures traders on the Amsterdam TTF market.
- What
- Futures rose 1.44% to €82.6 per MWh, moving above €82.
- When
- 12 October 2026.
- Where
- The TTF market in Amsterdam; ANSA reported the price from Milan.
- Why
- ANSA cited several factors affecting gas prices, including unplanned maintenance at Norway’s Kårstø facility.
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Gas futures were last above €82, according to ANSA.
November futures rose 1.44% to €82.6 per MWh on the Amsterdam TTF market.
- Contract month
- November
- Price
- €82.6 per MWh
- Change
- Up 1.44%
- Market
- Amsterdam TTF
- Maintenance-related lost extraction
- 5 million cubic metres per day
Sources
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