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<p>The UK is seeking broad energy cooperation with the EU including arrangements for
trade in electricity and gas, cooperation with EU Agencies and bodies, and data sharing
to facilitate market operations. All these are designed to ensure continuity in terms
of effects on consumer energy prices. In line with our continued commitment to ensuring
that business is prepared for EU Exit in all scenarios, we set out the implications
of no deal for UK energy in our technical notices on trading electricity and gas.
In either scenario, the UK’s exit from the EU will not alter the fact that our energy
system is resilient, secure and drawn from a number of sources. The UK will remain
physically linked to the EU post-exit through interconnectors, and the UK gas market
is one of the most liquid and developed markets in the world and provides security
through diversity of supply, the majority of which does not depend on the EU.</p>
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