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<blockquote data-quote="Robt" data-source="post: 7757210" data-attributes="member: 1005"><p>Correct. Taken from Gov website (will have to trust it!)</p><p></p><p>''The Great Britain (GB) gas system has delivered securely to date and is expected to continue to function effectively, with a diverse range of supply sources and sufficient delivery capacity to more than meet demand.</p><p></p><p>While our largest single source of gas supply continues to be the UK Continental Shelf (approximately 48% of total supply in 2020), the maturity of that source means we have to supplement supply from international markets.</p><p></p><p>Whilst the diversity of those international sources promotes our energy security, by reducing reliance on a particular source, the UK – as with other nations – is exposed to global trends in supply and demand which affect the price of gas traded at UK’s market hub (the National Balancing Point).</p><p></p><p>We have a wide range of supply sources including direct pipelines across the North Sea from Norway to the UK, our single biggest source of imports. We are also investing millions into scaling up strong renewable energy capacity and driving down demand for fossil fuels.</p><p></p><p>GB also has a number of gas storage facilities that act as a source of system flexibility when responding to short-run changes in supply and demand.''</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Robt, post: 7757210, member: 1005"] Correct. Taken from Gov website (will have to trust it!) ''The Great Britain (GB) gas system has delivered securely to date and is expected to continue to function effectively, with a diverse range of supply sources and sufficient delivery capacity to more than meet demand. While our largest single source of gas supply continues to be the UK Continental Shelf (approximately 48% of total supply in 2020), the maturity of that source means we have to supplement supply from international markets. Whilst the diversity of those international sources promotes our energy security, by reducing reliance on a particular source, the UK – as with other nations – is exposed to global trends in supply and demand which affect the price of gas traded at UK’s market hub (the National Balancing Point). We have a wide range of supply sources including direct pipelines across the North Sea from Norway to the UK, our single biggest source of imports. We are also investing millions into scaling up strong renewable energy capacity and driving down demand for fossil fuels. GB also has a number of gas storage facilities that act as a source of system flexibility when responding to short-run changes in supply and demand.'' [/QUOTE]
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