Energy Prices rise after UK leaves EU Internal Energy Market - West England Bylines

“When the UK exited the EU, it did not address the many issues identified in its own plans, where plans existed.”
westenglandbylines.co.uk/energy-prices-…
The government ignored the EU Commission papers on the topic which identified in detail what risks existed to energy supply & balancing. It is almost as if the Government thought they could just fix issues as they ‘cropped up’ after the amateurish leaving agreement.

Guess what
They did not actually have the agility or energy to do the necessary grunt work.
Apparently a cross channel cable that moves supplies from France to the U.K. went on fire last week interrupting supplies as well.

Days with low sun and wind means has been reduced supply to a degree.

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