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The UK has some of the most expensive energy prices in the world — and now the government has approved a new gasfield in the North Sea. But will that help solve its power problems? Elena Casas takes a look.
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The UK has some of the highest energy prices in the world, and the government is under pressure to bring them down. This week it approved a new gas field off Scotland, but will it make any difference? Elena Casas takes a
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