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Britain will face some of Europe's highest winter energy costs because it must pay premium prices to secure imported gas and electricity to meet domestic demand.
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Britain will face some of Europe's highest winter energy costs because it must pay premium prices to secure imported gas and electricity to meet domestic demand.
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Official forecasts show country will meet energy demand by paying high prices to secure importsGreat Britain is expected to pay some of the highest energy costs in Europe this winter as its reliance on imports to ensure a steady supply is forecast to deepen.Energy system operators have said the country will have enough gas and electricity to meet demand over the coldest months – in part because of paying higher market prices than neighbouring markets to secure imports. Continue reading...
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