The difficulty here in the UK is that we're caught up in it inadvertently. Despite common perception, only 3% of our gas comes from Russia. Half is North Sea a

The difficulty here in the UK is that we're caught up in it inadvertently. Despite common perception, only 3% of our gas comes from Russia. Half is North Sea and a third from Norway, with the rest shipped in from elsewhere in the world. Unfortunately it doesn't matter that only 3% comes from Russia, because prices are set in a market where other countries have more reliance on Russia. The UK ends up paying more as a result. (To be clear our energy policy is terrible; it just so happens that on this one point it isn't our fault).