A clearer picture

Energy bills are now prominent on most UK businesses' radar screens. Alistair Buchanan of UKregulator Ofgem offers an update on developments that could affect the UK's gas market this winter

Over the past three years, Britain has gone from being an 'energy island' to becoming more dependent on European and worldwide energy markets. Rising prices have therefore hit business and consumers alike.

But there are several important developments this winter that could help to ease pressure on prices. Four major new infrastructure projects will add significant new import capacity (see box). Their total capacity is 146 million cubic metres per day – around 36% of gas demand on a cold day in

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