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When the UK imports gas, the cost is ultimately borne by consumers and businesses. This includes the price of the gas itself, transportation, and any associated taxes or tariffs. If import prices rise due to geopolitical factors or supply issues, these increased costs are typically reflected in your energy bills.
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