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Adi Imsirovic, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, University of Surrey

Why are gas prices still high despite oil getting cheaper – and what will happen next? Energy expert Q&A

While Putin reduces Russian gas supplies, Europe has become more dependent on shipments of LNG. Bill Chizek Photography/Alamy

While thermometers have been well into the red across the northern hemisphere, people are panicking about the cost of energy bills once winter starts to bite. According to the latest forecasts in the UK, the minimum price cap for households’ electricity and heating costs is set to more than double over the winter.

Other commentators have suggested that these fears are being overdone, and that the weakening global economy and moves to fix energy supply issues will bring down prices. We asked energy expert Adi Imsirovic for his view on where things are heading.

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