Understandable point but it would seem that the price of natural gas has had a far greater bearing on the economy. e.g. the "energy price guarantee" of last Wi

Understandable point but it would seem that the price of natural gas has had a far greater bearing on the economy. e.g. the "energy price guarantee" of last Winter cost something of the order of ~£30bn to the taxpayer, all due to the national grid's pricing system being largely dependent on the cost of natural gas, and the UK's relatively higher reliance on natural gas for heating.