Hi all, my first post after lurking at TOD and TOD UK for ages! Great work you are all doing. The gas graphs are interesting and I thought I'd just ask a question... we are connecting around 100,000(?) properties to the gas mains each year in the UK - primariliy as a result of new builds, so wouldn't you expect to see constant rising demand for gas? (or do changes in demand for electricity generation, industry etc swamp any domestic use changes?)  I suppose on the negative side of things, every 5% rise in fuel prices results in a further 30,000 households being pushed back into fuel poverty and reducing their use of gas and electricity. And fuel prices have gone up by more than 5% over the last year. Regarding the weather - it has certainly been mild until a week or so ago in Scotland, where I am, and at work the office delayed switching on the gas boiler by a month  (though it was burning through the gas on Friday - what with it snowing outside!).