As for imported liquefied natural gas (LNG), typically about 18% of supplies today, the market is disrupted now that Qatar, about a fifth of the global market, is not producing. But the rest of the market is still operating, so it’s a question of paying nosebleed rates for shipments, probably from the US, which already dominates our LNG imports. And the final pieces in “the diverse and strong energy mix”, as Shanks described it, are the two-way interconnectors to the Netherlands and Belgium that plug Great Britain’s gas system into the continent’s.