[DeplorablePaul]

As much as I would like to see it, I doubt Britain will experience energy outages this winter. More likely they’ll just muddle through the shortage.

[Tell It Right]

Stuff like this is why my wife and I have lots of solar and do most of our driving in our EV. To us it's not a "green" energy vs. fossil fuels thing or a save the earth from cow farts thing. We see it as each of us being better off if we're more independent from the things gubment bureaucrats manage.

If my wife and I have to buy 10%-15% of all of our energy from outside sources (i.e. gas for our ICE pickup we every now and then drive, power for the EV if we take it on long trips instead of the ICE pickup, and power for the house during days in a row of rain), then that means the energy bureaucrats control us only 10% as much as they otherwise would.

[canuck_conservative]

As much as I would like to see it, I doubt Britain will experience energy outages this winter. More likely they’ll just muddle through the shortage.

agreed

yet some here continue to try to spread fear

[citizen]

How Europe, and the northern US, fares simply depends on the severity of this winter season that’s said will be quite severe.

If it is, expect a higher than normal occurance of residential fires and asphyxiations. This I would not like to see.