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The UK will have enough energy to go through next winter as it saves gas and electricity and has more LNG coming in than in previous years, the UK’s Business and Energy Secretary Grant Shapps told Bloomberg in an interview published on Thursday. “The question’s not — as people were saying at the beginning — will the lights go out?” but rather “what will the cost be? The market will solve it,” Shapps told Bloomberg. The UK government launched at the beginning of this winter a $22 million (£18…

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