Insurance Claims Emergency Assistance – James Gibb

If you have common buildings insurance with James Gibb and suffer an insured event which is serious and requires emergency assistance which cannot wait until the office reopens, please contact QuestGates Loss Adjusters on 0141 471 4333 quoting policy no AQ249783.

If you are not insured via James Gibb, please contact your own buildings insurer for advice and assistance.

QuestGates Opening Hours:

Tuesday 24^th December – 9am – 5pm

Wednesday 25^th December – Closed

Thursday 26^th December – Closed

Friday 27^th December – 9am – 5pm

Monday 30^th December – 9am – 5pm

Tuesday 31^st December – 9am – 5pm

Wednesday 1^st January – Closed

Thursday 2^nd January – 9am – 5pm

QuestGates out-of-hours telephone: 0141 471 4333

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Mini Energy Report 30 May 23

Gas and Electricity Wholesale prices are lower than last week.
EU Gas Storage levels are a healthy 68% full.
LNG deliveries continue to arrive in Europe.

Since our last Energy Report, Gas and Electricity Year Ahead Wholesale prices are lower.

Energy market confidence continues to build, with the best value being seen for twelve-month contracts starting in July 2023, with small premiums being added to contracts starting further out. EU Gas Storage levels have increased to 68% full, up from 66% last week and against a target of 90% by November. As temperatures rise, this should allow more supplies to be diverted, if there are no further supply disruptions and LNG deliveries head to Europe, rather than to Asia to support China’s growing economy. Over the next two weeks, temperatures are expected to be just above seasonal norm.

Wind generation’s contribution fell to just 15% over the last week although increased Solar did compensate. Imports from the continent remained high at 20%, with France providing 12%. French Nuclear supplies have increased, although there is always the concern that historical safety issues and stalled maintenance due to strike action, could once again curb their Exports to the UK, requiring us to use more expensive forms of generation during peak demand.

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31 May 2023