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"The insatiable thirst for profit knows no bounds." It truly is amazing how climate change enthusiasts want to allow the country be indebted to those who hold the essential resources in the palm of their hands. The sky is the limit when it comes to pricing, after all what are we going to do about it when we have thrown away our ability to supply ourselves. | |||
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"The insatiable thirst for profit knows no bounds. It truly is amazing how climate change enthusiasts want to allow the country be indebted to those who hold the essential resources in the palm of their hands. The sky is the limit when it comes to pricing, after all what are we going to do about it when we have thrown away our ability to supply ourselves. " I blame Thatcher..  | |||
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"The insatiable thirst for profit knows no bounds. It truly is amazing how climate change enthusiasts want to allow the country be indebted to those who hold the essential resources in the palm of their hands. The sky is the limit when it comes to pricing, after all what are we going to do about it when we have thrown away our ability to supply ourselves. " We could and should be one of the most energy independent countries in the world. Oil, gas, coal, shale gas, used to have a good nuclear network. Its indicative of our awful political class (all parties) that we've thrown most of that. | |||
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"The insatiable thirst for profit knows no bounds." America had Luigi Anyone know a Mario | |||
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"Decades of under investment and shareholder dividends. Reap what we sow. " But if you don't sow there is nothing to REEP. and so meany don't want to see new gas fields to supply UK power stations but we are 60% reliant on gas for electricity.. EV cars and heat pumps are pointless without Electricity. Don't think I would be being hind going as far as mining coal. | |||
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"There is a few comments on here about going back to coal but that would be massively unaffordable. Opening the pits, training staff, tooling, processing. The investment just isn’t there. And with the high salaries in this country it is cheaper to import it. And that’s before we even get into the environmental damage!" Am with you coal has had its time that said, we burn it well, smoke less fuel in the muilty fuel stove to heat part of the house. I pay £700 a tone | |||
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"The insatiable thirst for profit knows no bounds. It truly is amazing how climate change enthusiasts want to allow the country be indebted to those who hold the essential resources in the palm of their hands. The sky is the limit when it comes to pricing, after all what are we going to do about it when we have thrown away our ability to supply ourselves. We could and should be one of the most energy independent countries in the world. Oil, gas, coal, shale gas, used to have a good nuclear network. Its indicative of our awful political class (all parties) that we've thrown most of that." It’s private companies that extract gas/oil from “our “ oil fields who then sell it on the open market. They export approximately 80% of those products to overseas markets. | |||
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"The insatiable thirst for profit knows no bounds. It truly is amazing how climate change enthusiasts want to allow the country be indebted to those who hold the essential resources in the palm of their hands. The sky is the limit when it comes to pricing, after all what are we going to do about it when we have thrown away our ability to supply ourselves. I blame Thatcher.. "I would expect nothing less 
However, we have moved on from Wilson and the dark days of labour led unions that brought the county to its knees (I hope you would have expected nothing less )
In all seriousness, we need a plan, we have not had a government with a plan, noise yes, plan no. | |||
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