> These renewables sources have been much slower to come online and have been under resourced. It's far worse, then have been over-resourced using green taxes

> These renewables sources have been much slower to come online and have been under resourced. It's far worse, then have been over-resourced using green taxes on fossil fuels and are still not coming to fruition. When they lose their green tax subsidies, the cost of renewable energy will sky-rocket. > The issue is now that we are enormous net-importers of energy, some of our demand is likely fulfilled by foreign coal burning. When the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow, we have no other way to magic up energy. The thing that made the most sense was nuclear, but the UK also failed to invest in that too. I think the UK is quickly heading towards energy insecurity, rolling black outs and high-priced foreign energy. This winter for example is already set to be overly expensive.