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I think they are looking at reverse flow from LNG imports + anything extra that Norway can provide.
With 5 gas pipelines going directly from Norway to continental Europe there is little need to have any of this flow via UK. But the UK has built / is building over capacity in LNG import facilities - just like everyone else.
Although if Russian gas supply is seriously insufficient then I would say (from a mainland Europe standpoint) there is every need to have any available supply come by every available route. And that would include some UK LNG imports + some UK/Norway pipeline imports being used to feed the Bacton Interconnector I guess.