Fossil fuel failures sound the death knell of dirty fuel

[Tommy Tainant]

Ofgem could raise price cap for 22m households in the next six months

Ofgem said that changes to the price cap on bills, including the ability to change it more often than twice a year, will reduce risks for suppliers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The UK government are now paying for their indifference to renewable fuels as prices have rocketed over the past few weeks. Average prices have gone up over £600 a year. oil,coal and gas have shown us reliant on unstable power sources and enough is enough.

Conservative dogma has FAILED.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Ofgem could raise price cap for 22m households in the next six months

Ofgem said that changes to the price cap on bills, including the ability to change it more often than twice a year, will reduce risks for suppliers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The UK government are now paying for their indifference to renewable fuels as prices have rocketed over the past few weeks. Average prices have gone up over £600 a year. oil,coal and gas have shown us reliant on unstable power sources and enough is enough.

Conservative dogma has FAILED.

Really? Sounds like Poopeypants put your energy plan in place there too.

 

[ZZ PUPPS]

When you can't "drill, baby drill", you can't "fill, baby fill". This is a self induced shortage.

 

[Ringel05]

Ofgem could raise price cap for 22m households in the next six months

Ofgem said that changes to the price cap on bills, including the ability to change it more often than twice a year, will reduce risks for suppliers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The UK government are now paying for their indifference to renewable fuels as prices have rocketed over the past few weeks. Average prices have gone up over £600 a year. oil,coal and gas have shown us reliant on unstable power sources and enough is enough.

Conservative dogma has FAILED.

Love your dogmatic view of their dogma.........

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Love your dogmatic view of their dogma.........

Its serious stuff. people are having to choose between heating and eating. Everything has gone up since brexit and the economy is collapsing.

 

[BlackSand]

Its serious stuff. people are having to choose between heating and eating. Everything has gone up since brexit and the economy is collapsing.

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That's the way to save the world ...

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[two_iron]

Under President Trump the price of oil was $30/bbl. Under the stuttering shit clown it's now it's $92/bbl. Because he completely throttled the US oil industry, a major source of the global production.

Even a fat dummy like you can probably connect the dots.... hmm?

Anyway, you freezing to death keeps my air clean.... so of course I'm good with it.

 

[Ringel05]

Its serious stuff. people are having to choose between heating and eating. Everything has gone up since brexit and the economy is collapsing.

Gotta find something to blame it on that fits your dogma.........

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Gotta find something to blame it on that fits your dogma.........

Cutting back on fossil fuel is the way to go. But the dumb fucks who run the UK have failed to phase it out in a proper fashion.
My country is a net exporter of clean energy but because we dont have independence we do not benefit from that and in fact we have higher electric bills than those in England.
Its pretty much everything that is wrong in the world.

Its scary that so much of the world is run by populist shits when it needs intelligent people to guide it.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

oil,coal and gas have shown us reliant on unstable power sources and enough is enough.

I agree, relying on wind and solar is a bad idea.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

My country is a net exporter of clean energy but because we dont have independence we do not benefit from that and in fact we have higher electric bills than those in England.

You have all the clean energy you need and more?
Yet your power bills are higher than England's?
Maybe the problem is all your higher cost clean energy?

 

[toobfreak]

Fossil fuel failures sound the death knell​

Pshaw, doughboy. Fossil fuel is the cheapest, most available, most energy dense success story in all of human history.

 

[odanny]

Its serious stuff. people are having to choose between heating and eating. Everything has gone up since brexit and the economy is collapsing.

Brexit is a fucking disaster, but that's what you get when a wave of Trumpian nationalism overrides common sense.

 

[toobfreak]

Brexit is a fucking disaster

No, just the British people's ability to stand alone and support themselves like they once did.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Brexit is a fucking disaster, but that's what you get when a wave of Trumpian nationalism overrides common sense.

It was all based on lies. It is currently destroying Northern Ireland. Cutting off access to your major trading partner is turning into national disaster. Who could have predicted that ?

 

[Woodznutz]

Pshaw, doughboy. Fossil fuel is the cheapest, most available, most energy dense success story in all of human history.

True. All that is needed is to use it wisely.

"How often you go to the food market should be determined by the most perishable food item you buy." -OldWiseGuy (from another forum).

 

[toobfreak]

True. All that is needed is to use it wisely.

Not really. The problem isn't how you use it, the problem is that we just have TOO MANY PEOPLE trying to use it! Human population is now way out of balance with the Earth.

Cut world population back about 50% and suddenly, we no longer have a climate crisis, an energy crisis, a food crisis, an infrastructure crisis, a housing crisis, a clean water crisis . . . .

 

[Brick Gold]

Turbines. Lots and lots of turbines. Water, wind and a huge solar mirror in space.

 

[Woodznutz]

Not really. The problem isn't how you use it, the problem is that we just have TOO MANY PEOPLE trying to use it! Human population is now way out of balance with the Earth.

Cut world population back about 50% and suddenly, we no longer have a climate crisis, an energy crisis, a food crisis, an infrastructure crisis, a housing crisis, a clean water crisis . . . .

I agree 100 percent.

 

[elektra]

The UK is paying the ultimate price for turning its back on nuclear and fossil fuel and going full renewables.

No wind, no power. England burnt up one of its import cables from Europe it ran so low on renewable power.

There is a thread or two on the subject here on the forum.