THE Conservatives yesterday indicted the supervision of withdrawal appetite security in a "fragile" state, claiming the UK had usually 3 days" gas supply in storage. Shadow appetite cabinet member Greg Clark highlighted National Grid total that showed that, at 6am yesterday, the UK had 11,578 GWh of gas in storage. This was the lowest that levels have been in new years and homogeneous to less than 3 days of demand, he said."Were it not for the rebate in direct due to the recession, Britains gas security would be in an even some-more parlous state."But the National Grid pronounced it was "relaxed" about the storage situation, whilst Energy Secretary Ed Miliband indicted the Tories of "alarmism".
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