we need to remember we had a reasonable buffer off gas storage available to iron out the extremes off gas prices but was decided to be un needed and a waste off money some years ago ---how we now suffer in the modern "just in time " world where common sense say the the extra buffer in the long run gives you far more reliable capacity and ability to cope than zero in reserve where any bumps or delays can cost us dearlyWell, if it's not a spike in global prices which only affected us because we are special, and it's not because of our choice to have a grossly dysfunctional privatised market with a loony basis for electricity pricing, what is it?
