Oh no!! Brexit not going quite as well as hoped
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albion
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https://www.rechargenews.com/energy...capacity-ramps-up-50-fold-analyst/2-1-1287093
It might already be that price from dedicated wind farms. And from that site one electrolyser company has increased production 40 fold.
That might be exceptional but it shows the trend.
It might already be that price from dedicated wind farms. And from that site one electrolyser company has increased production 40 fold.
That might be exceptional but it shows the trend.
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This means f**k all to me pal?
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What does 'the Kop' reckon?
Beebo
Guru
Nobody is saying it’s 100% the fault of Brexit.
I presume you understand how Venn diagrams work?
According to you lot i understand nothing........if only you all knew the truth hey.
Again, not a fault of brexit, but a global issue
PaulB
Active Member
If that's the football 'expert' you're asking that of, I wouldn't hold out much hope on that one. Or for that one.
icowden
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Ah, we are back to not reading properly. No-one is blaming Brexit for global energy issues. There isn't a single post that states that.
What there are many posts stating is that Brexit has made the situation worse, not better.
As an analogy, no-one is saying that you broke Doris's leg. What we are saying is that when you sat down on it to take her blood pressure, you made the problem worse. On the other hand, Nurses in Europe have access to a new type of bed which mitigates the chances of anyone sitting on their patients. They still have broken legs over there, but because they have input from 27 countries they have developed and produced a better solution.
Going back to energy, France are so nimble that all French citizens have a maximum increase of 4%, whilst our booming Brexit Britain has an 80% increase. Winning!!
Bromptonaut
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It's not as binary as you would have it.
The prices may not be the fault of Brexit but our government's inability to join EU mitigation measures sure as hell is.
Not assisted by the fact that even though we're out the EU us still portrayed by the as a supranational body out to get the UK,
What a pathetic analogy......and again our 80% rise is due to ofgem and the government, not brexit. France put a 4% cap on, our government left ofgem go wild and do what they want. Again you cant blame brexit for that.
How about having a set of balls and blame the government for their failings, rather than shouting brexit at every time.
icowden
Squire
How about actually reading and responding to posts rather than replying to your own agenda?
I have been very clear that Brexit has exacerbated the problem. Of course the Government is to blame for the price hike. They have no planning, have done sod all and are responsible for Brexit!!
I hear that when Liz Truss is elected she is going to really sort everything out after those previous guys created this mess. Oh wait. She *was* the previous administration.
It's not often I agree with Lord Sugar but:
View: https://twitter.com/Lord_Sugar/status/1563414910046191618?s=20&t=fi5jnnjwvdjTPa-ce8QQEA
Says the only expert on world football….bigger idiot than shep
How about making your own post, rather than just quoting everyone elses opinion…..im replying to the energy agenda not being a brexit issue, but you lot want to make it one. I have no other agenda
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You LFC pr*cks argue amongst yourselves and leave me out of it.
You've got one that never goes and another bringing his grandson up to become a lout!
