Britons are being told to brace for blackouts this winter if energy supplies run low - while weather experts warn of the potential for a colder-than-usual winter.
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Important Takeaways:
- Britain braces for blackouts as Met Office warns of much COLDER winter: National Grid chief insists ‘it’s not time to panic’ but admits ‘rolling power cuts ARE a possibility’ if energy supplies run low
- John Pettigrew, the boss of National Grid, warned blackouts were a possibility
- But he said its ‘base case’ was that the UK would have enough energy this winter
- It comes as the Met Office has now released its three-month long-term forecast
- The forecast shows a higher than usual chance of a colder-than-average winter
- The UK is already looking at delaying the closure of part of a coal-fired power station in Nottinghamshire due to fears about energy.
- Experts fear Russia ‘is plotting to sabotage Norway-UK pipeline’ in a move that could leave households freezing this winter
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