BBCNEWS BBC News September 20, 2021 19:05:00
With no plan in place if the cost of supplying energy rose above the amount they were allowed to charge. whoever ends up paying, the bill for this crisis will run into billions. simon jack, bbc news. the energy crisis is already having an impact on supermarket chains and their customers. the rise in gas prices has caused a shortage of carbon dioxide — which is essential to many food and drink production methods. the result — according to the food and drink federation — could be "serious consequences" for meat and fresh produce, as well as fizzy drinks. our business correspondent, emma si...