Siberian chill coming to Europe sends energy prices surging

Energy prices soar as a rare weather event is expected to bring freezing temperatures to large parts of Europe. When the same weather event happened in 2009 there was not enough gas, says analyst.
Photo: Marinvest
Photo: Marinvest
BY JESPER STARN, BLOOMBERG

A rare weather event in the Arctic that is expected to bring freezing weather back to swathes of Europe has spurred jumps in energy prices.

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