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UK paying the ‘most expensive energy prices in the world’ from renewables

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First published at 13:22 UTC on December 29th, 2022.

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And the cultists will still worship renewables. GB News Presenter Nigel Farage says before the war on Ukraine, UK citizens were paying the "most expensive energy prices in the world" both as domestic consumers and industrial users. “Renewables are intermittent,” Mr Farage told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “I think Australia is heading down exactly that route. It’s been an absolute disaster.” WEF foreign agents should be banned to participate monetizing the UK Electricity Spot market, Nigel. I hope your voice and persistence will eventually be heard. Let’s see, hmmm: UK has many overcast days with rain. Solar might not be a good alternative. Wind is unpredictable. Wind turbines might not be a good alternative. But none of that matters - green movement has all the answers so you are in good shape UK:-)

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