interesting interview but i can't shake the idea that they have a very biased view of the situation (and i'd even risk saying somewhat unrealistic, as it is ver

interesting interview but i can't shake the idea that they have a very biased view of the situation (and i'd even risk saying somewhat unrealistic, as it is very us centered). not a single mention of green energy policies or the power struggle inside the eu that's been blocking lng imports from africa. > Her proposal for a broad-based bailout of the British consumer for energy costs does, I think, place extra pressures on limited supplies because there’s no price signal that people should be saving. You end up with less faster. So I would’ve let the prices roll a little bit longer. this is a glaring signal that they're not even up to date to what's going on in the uk regarding the energy market. the "signals" have been out for a few weeks now.