Energy Market Update 22/09/2026

Welcome to our weekly energy market update, where we share the latest trends, shifts, and key developments impacting the energy sector. Whether it’s fluctuations in oil and gas prices, changes in renewable energy policies, or updates on energy infrastructure projects, we’re here to help you stay informed. Join us as we break down the most important factors influencing the market this week, and explore what these changes could mean for your business.

Current Market Drivers:

🤝 US President Donald Trump has expressed willingness to meet Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian during this week’s UN General Assembly in New York, with markets viewing this as a tentatively optimistic return to diplomacy.

🕊️ Trump previously stated he would “probably” be open to meeting his Iranian counterpart, raising hopes that a ceasefire could come to fruition.

📈 The outlook for winter remains vulnerable, with ANZ expecting Qatari LNG supply constraints to continue through Q1 2027, removing approximately 28 million tonnes from the market over the Northern Hemisphere winter.

❄️ Preliminary LSEG forecasts suggest increasingly negative Arctic and North Atlantic Oscillation phases towards February 2027, raising the risk of cold spells across Northern Europe and maintaining upward pressure on energy prices.

☀️ Extreme summer weather has caused significant fluctuations in Western European solar generation, while increasingly unpredictable wind and solar output is creating further challenges for grid operators and investors.

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