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  • _V_
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    We have spent decades buying energy from France and Russia instead of making ourselves self sufficient its hardly a surprise when world energy markets go mad we end up paying the most.

    We have known for decades wind/solar/tidal energy were viable all we need is storage and we could turn off most fossil fuel stations but we have not invested.
    A lot of investment has gone into CEO and board member bonuses and the rest when into stock holders dividend pots. Now pay up and shut up or invest in thermal underwear.

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  • vetran
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    We have spent decades buying energy from France and Russia instead of making ourselves self sufficient its hardly a surprise when world energy markets go mad we end up paying the most.

    We have known for decades wind/solar/tidal energy were viable all we need is storage and we could turn off most fossil fuel stations but we have not invested.

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  • _V_
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    Boris says it's expected and he has it all under control. Move along nothing to see here.

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  • SueEllen
    started a topic Energy Crisis

    Energy Crisis

    Energy companies going bust...

    https://metro.co.uk/2021/09/20/taxpa...irms-15284330/


    The Government is in crisis talks with the energy industry in a bid to ease soaring costs of fuel.

    Energy companies are calling for a multibillion-pound bailout after the prices of wholesale gas have rocketed by 70% since last month.

    There are fears taxpayers will have to foot the bill to stop the collapse of dozens of gas and electricity companies as a result.

    Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng is set to hold emergency meetings with energy suppliers today as they are expected to call for a huge Government package to support them through the winter.

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