GAS CRISIS

1st October 2021

     

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Gas prices have soared in recent months as economies reopen from Covid-19 lockdowns and high demand for liquefied natural gas in Asia pushed down supplies to Europe. Energy companies in the UK have asked the government for support to help cover the cost of taking on customers from firms that have gone bust due to the soaring wholesale gas prices. Bills will go up for 11-million UK households from October 1. Pictured here is Bacton Gas Terminal, in Norfolk, which is said to be suited to emerge as a future hydrogen import hub as the UK simultaneously pursues a low-carbon energy transition. Photograph: Bloomberg

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