The Energy Crisis Commission (ECC) warns that the UK is 'dangerously underprepared' for another energy crisis, highlighting its heavy reliance on gas for power and home heating. The commission's report indicates that the UK was the worst affected in Europe during the recent energy crisis triggered by rising gas prices and exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, resulting in significant household suffering and business disruptions. Experts recommend urgent investments in renewable energy, improved insulation, and demand reduction strategies to enhance energy resilience. The report also criticizes the government's poorly targeted support schemes, which have left millions in fuel poverty and increased national debt. Concurrently, the International Energy Agency emphasizes the need for a rapid transition to clean energy to mitigate geopolitical vulnerabilities in the global energy market. Both reports underline the critical need for policy changes and investments to secure the UK's energy future.