British energy sector lays new interconnectors to EU
Imported energy may soon make up 20 percent of the UK's total power consumption.
BY RITZAU FINANS
While the British Parliament is trying to implement Brexit, the UK's energy sector is laying new interconnectors across the channel. Imported energy may soon comprise 20 percent of the UK's total power consumption. The country stands to become more dependent on imported energy on account of Brexit, writes The Guardian.
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