The original comment wasn't about assigning blame but allowing market forces to work to balance supply and demand. The prices are how you, as an individual, ga

The original comment wasn't about assigning blame but allowing market forces to work to balance supply and demand. The prices are how you, as an individual, gain knowledge about the energy market. Prices are high and demand out straps supply. Prices are low and supply is higher than demand. Subsidies distort this information. This isnt to say it's good that people can't heat their homes but it's the only way to balance these markets. Any solution that focuses on the consumer side relief rather than improving supply will only exacerbate the situation.