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    1. Spiritual_Use_8524 on

      Fracking could power our economy for the next half century 

    2. DirectionOk9296 on

      Great idea. Now we need to make sure that local communities are properly incentivised.

      We are not a rich country anymore, but extracting huge amount of natural resources can help our finances quite a bit.

    3. Krabsandwich on

      The shale beds in the UK may or may nor be viable for Fracking, lots of projections and some test drilling suggest there is extractable gas but whether its in sufficient density to make it economically viable is a totally different story.

      Reform like to talk a good game but whether they can deliver is an altogether different story. If you want viable gas reserves the North Sea is probably a better bet but of course that takes longer to bring on line.

    4. LordAnubis12 on

      It feels like rather than leading the world in research of future technology, we’re clinging to the past for one last hurrah

    5. Snaidheadair on

      If it happens it should start in the areas that voted for Reform first so they can get to enjoy all that fracking has to offer.

    6. Spiritual_Use_8524 on

      People pretending they want economic growth whilst opposing everything that could deliver it

    7. cameheretosaythis213 on

      Get ready for your houses to be undermined and your water to be poisoned. Great message Reform, keep it up 👍

    8. After-Dentist-2480 on

      Farage has valuable contacts among US fracking companies.

      He doesn’t care if your house subsides because of fracking in your area. As long as his generous mates make a profit.

    9. Logical_Classic_4451 on

      How about we stop publishing every utterance from this man? He has 5 MPs. There are 4 more years to the GE. Just ignore him.

    10. ElCaudilloDeJuegos on

      Why do the right have to be despicable scum at every fucking opportunity.

    11. AlwaysCreamCrackered on

      Nah, it’s more about opposing anything Farage/ Reform related.

      Had this been Labour saying this, most of those criticising it now on here would be lapping it up and saying get on with it asap and it’s long overdue etc.

    12. knitscones on

      Taking U.K. back to 19th century is basically all Reform offer!

    13. Less-Guest6036 on

      So instead of moving foward, we’re going with investing in what is known to be a polluting, dangerous, and economically non-viable method of extraction because certain elements of the fossil fuel lobby gave Faraage, Tice and Reform a bit of money.

    14. birdinthebush74 on

      Farage MPS should wear ‘ sponsored by oil and gas companies ‘ on their suits , like F1 drivers .

    15. ‘Get ready for dirty polluting expensive energy, that were only pushing because our donors want us to’

    16. killmetruck on

      Not a single party fighting to develop nuclear energy is genuinely mad.

    17. PreparationBig7130 on

      FWIW they use fracking technology in the North Sea to help with extraction.

    18. effefille on

      Pollution in our groundwater, earthquakes, huge water usage and more reliable on planet-destroying fossil fuels. Yay. 

      Good job it’ll make more money for rich people so they can keep funding Reforms campaigns! 

    19. paulmclaughlin on

      Fracking doesn’t really make sense in the UK. In the US, landowners own the oil and gas below their land. But in the UK it belongs to the Crown Estate.

    20. Deep_Banana_6521 on

      Policies so far: Destroy the country, kick out brown people, chop down the NHS, strip 10 downing street before they lose the next election and cash in.

      Anybody voting reform who is claiming they’re not racist is a liar.

    21. Remarkable-Ad155 on

      Get ready for earth tremors and black tap water, Reform UK tells voters in expendable post industrial Northern English areas. “Yes, please, can I have some more, Mr Farage, sir?” respond voters, inexplicably. 

    22. Nima-night on

      Omg no one wanted freaking it destroys the water tablets and destroys our land and we would have no benefit from it. Reform want to put the final nail in England so everyone has to leave as everything is poisoned or floating turds as it’s all been sold to Johnny foreigner so Nigel and his pals can make some more money.

    23. ChickenPijja on

      But what if the energy companies don’t want to do fracking? We’re already generating a significant amount of electricity via renewables, and as more and more solar/wind/battery projects come online, there’s less and less need for fossil fuels. By the time the next GE rolls round we may be able to have entire days where renewable generation is optimal, meaning we need zero gas.

      To put it another way: We have a substantial amount of coal under the UK, and access to the global market, but there’s no demand, or calls to re-open the coal power plants.

    24. deyterkourjerbs on

      Let’s just hope it’s setup in a way to maximise ROI to the energy firms and shareholders, without giving the general public any reduction in energy bills.

      Fingers crossed that it will be combined with massive reductions in the windfall tax too. I especially hope that Elon Musk is able to benefit from this too with his rumoured energy firm.

    25. Carbonatic on

      They want to destroy so much. Our countryside. Our health service. Our democratic institutions. They’re going to break as much as they can as quickly as they can and make as much money for themselves as possible before the people they tricked into voting for them cotton on.

    26. SensitivePotato44 on

      Steam power for the mills, send the kids up chimneys. MBGA.

    27. Quick-Rip-5776 on

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63121832

      >Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg has said he would welcome shale gas fracking in his back garden after a ban on the contentious process was lifted.

      >He told a Tory conference event he would be “delighted” to allow fracking, particularly if he got “royalties”.

      I say we allow fracking but specifically localised to a politician’s garden.

    28. UKAOKyay on

      Fracking sounds like a depraved sexual act involving a rolled up copy of The Daily Mail.

    29. GamerGuyAlly on

      I can’t vote for Reform, but I equally can’t vote for any of the maintstream parties. Who represents the people any more?

      We’re going to end up with a Reform government through the sheer apathy of the British. I hate it here.

    30. Disillusioned_Pleb01 on

      Is there enough electricity to power, in addition, half of the 34 million cars on UK roads??

    31. OkMap3209 on

      We don’t even have a publicly owned energy company so we’ll end up with a private company doing it, and selling it on the global market for market rate instead of at a discount to us. And it will not be at rnough volume to reduce global prices. We will destroy our land for nothing but enriching fracking companies and no doubt Farage has an investment in that.

    32. ElectronicBruce on

      The slight issue. Most Europe and that includes the UK is unsuitable for fracking, this isn’t America..

    33. Then Reform need to be ready for the public to tell government to frack off again. For the umpteenth time.

    34. happenedtoyoureye on

      Well obviously. Reform has to give a gift back to those fossil fuels companies that very nicely fund the party.

      If anyone actually thinks it will lower UK energy prices they are living in dreamland. It’s just a gift to Farage’s backers.

    35. Didymograptus2 on

      The relevant bit is “The work carried out by the geologists in our research programme suggested that the complex geology of the shale basins in the UK would make it significantly more difficult and costly to extract,” Bradshaw says.
      He says the estimated expense of producing British shale may mean it would not be able to compete with cheaper gas imported from Norway or elsewhere.”

      Changing a policy does not change the geology.

    36. Brexit-Broke-Britain on

      Farage gets a lot of his funding from oil companies. This is payback.

    37. mikeysof on

      “drill baby, drill”. More like “cringe deformed, cringe”.

      Why are we in the UK happy to emulate America? We colonised the fuckers and somehow we are looking at them thinking we want to be like them? A third world country in disguise? Wtf

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