Gli alti prezzi dell’energia minacciano lo status di potenza manifatturiera del Regno Unito, dicono i gruppi imprenditoriali
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/feb/22/high-energy-prices-threaten-uks-status-as-manufacturing-power-business-groups-say
di plain_handle
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So nimbies need to stop blocking the grid development and allow the next gen of cheap renewables to flood the nation
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/aberdeen-aberdeenshire/6937556/fetteresso-forest-substation-plan-refused/
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c30l79dr6q5o
https://www.cambrian-news.co.uk/news/pylon-protestors-take-to-steps-of-senedd-878615
I wasn’t aware we still had status as a manufacturing power
Require councils to approve X amount of planning permission for power generation and new homes each year.
If they don’t they lose the right to block and planning applications in the next year
Can we just renationalise energy? Please? We could pay far less and still end up with a windfall that could be invested in energy to sell abroad and have our own sovereign wealth fund like some of the nordics.
Just left Iceland. The wonders of cheap energy are everywhere.
The UK is atarved of energy. High prices are an economic poison.
High prices because of foreign owned suppliers who subsidise their own domestic markets with our high prices because of greedy politicians who have let this happen.
China was selected years ago as the global manufacturing centre with their massive build out of clean (free) energy, monopoly on global shipping and robotics. With the main rationale to reduce manufacturing emissions in a world where all manufacturing is done in China.
Years later all manufactures in China have a competitive advantage due to all of the above, but particularly the cheap energy. other countries can’t compete, particularly the UK where it’s all about subsidizing solar panels through high energy prices.
So now we have tariffs and it’s all apparently because of a misguided global policy years ago to centralise manufacturing in China.
You couldn’t make this up.