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I think EDF UK made a loss in 2021 didn't they? And EDF as a whole announced a very healthy 5.3bn Euro half year loss yesterday.

Chap on R5 says Centrica are a producer as well as supplier. The production side is making fortunes because of the wholesale prices, the supply side hardly anything.

Read this the other day. Another communal heating idea coming from Scandinavia: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-61996520 Finnish researchers have installed the world's first fully working "sand battery" which can store green power for months at a time. The developers say this...

Long term yes, short term we have to have our own independent gas supply to tide us over until we can switch away from petrochemicals.

BBC News: Wholesale Gas price is now 13 times higher than it was 1 year ago. We need to open up new North Sea gas fields pdq!

Thank you! :)

By the time you lot have decided whether Brexit is to blame or not, prices will have fallen again. On that subject does anyone know anything from reliable sources, not twitter "pretend to knowitalls", about how long this is likely to last? I am sure that this is of much more importance to many.

I looked on USwitch yesterday and, unsurprisingly, there were no deals to be had anyway.