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Would one of the regulars (Cry Wolf, Chris Vernon?) edit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_use_and_conservation_in_the_United_Kingdom (which is the main wikipedia article on UK energy) and add some realism, perhaps in the "energy gap" section?
If not, I may have a go. I would need permission to use some graphics (there was a nice graph of I think net UK energy production and consumption) which would have to be available under the GPL or public domain.
Toby
I agree that this section in Wikipedia should be accurate - this is part of the information / miss-information explosion and curse.
CW