Oh, apologies, I thought the point was the windfall tax.
This is all very odd though. If you look at the link in jno's 18:59 post, it won't work here. Also, Kwasi Kwarteng said in February this year: “The UK has no gas supply issues. The situation we are facing is a price issue, not a security of supply issue. Put simply: we have lots of gas from highly diverse and secure sources - but it is very expensive. The wholesale price of gas has quadrupled in UK and Europe. Additional UK production won’t materially affect the wholesale market price. This includes fracking – UK producers won’t sell shale gas to UK consumers below the market price. They’re not charities. Remember: renewables are cheaper than gas. UK renewable capacity is up 500% since 2010 - but way more to do. The more cheap, clean power we generate at home, the less exposed we’ll be to global gas markets.”
Now, what has changed Kwarteng's thinking since February?