The UK's messy split from the European Union might just give a much-needed push to solar energy, as the renewable sector looks to capitalize on the current volatility in the gas and oil markets. Right now, the UK relies heavily on importing conventional energy from within the EU. However, without any established energy transfer agreements between the UK and the continent post-Brexit, there are predictions of looming energy shortages and rising prices. Energy UK, a leading trade association, believes that solar power could very well step in to bridge this gap. Lawrence Slade, CEO of Energy UK, stated that "the absence of a clear agreement on the UK's exit from the EU will have serious and adverse effects on the energy industry, potentially affecting consumer bills." Despite this, there is optimism, even though initial Brexit-related investments in UK renewables dropped by 56%, largely due to concerns over exporting energy and importing equipment. Solar Power Could Be the Solution Andrius Terskovas, from Sun Investment Group (SIG), one of Central-Eastern Europe's largest solar providers, who previously supplied equipment to the UK, remains optimistic. He noted, "Given the declining costs and growing popularity of solar energy, the gap left by the lack of secure energy transfers between the UK and the EU could be filled by solar energy providers." Regardless of the final outcome of the Brexit negotiations—whether it's a no-deal scenario or a withdrawal agreement is reached—solar energy stands to benefit and should play a crucial role in filling the energy gap. Secure Stable Energy Rates Before Prices Get Unpredictable Energy switching service Make it Cheaper is urging both consumers and businesses to lock in better energy deals while the UK's future relationship with the EU remains undecided. John Elliott, CEO of Make it Cheaper, commented, "Energy UK's report highlights the potential causes of these price hikes and reinforces the importance of switching to longer fixed-term tariffs soon to secure stable rates for your business." In 2018, energy switching hit a record high in the UK, with one in five consumers switching to a new energy provider, according to another release by Energy UK. A Global Movement for Climate Action On April 15, 2018, thousands of environmental activists took to the streets of London in what was dubbed a 'climate rebellion,' calling for urgent government action on climate change. Extinction Rebellion, the organizing group, is pushing for decisive measures to halt biodiversity loss and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, placing these issues at the heart of their demands. Join the Solar Revolution Today Find out how you can save with Project Solar UK. pulley lagging,rubber sheet,wear resistant,ceramic rubber sheet,Three-in-one impact resistant ceramic composite liner Hebi Shuanglian Trading Co., Ltd. , https://www.slwearrubber.com
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