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We've got to electrify everything. This can't be another Groundhog Day - it has to be the wake-up call. Our CEO Greg Jackson was on BBC Newsnight, repeating exactly what he said during the last gas crisis three-ish years ago. When Britain depends on gas it doesn't have, your... show more

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