So you disagree with the article above, which says "Britain continues to have one of the most expensive electricity markets in the world" ?
And "Britain paying highest electricity prices in the world"
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/09/26/britain-burd..."
And "Why are Britain’s power prices the highest in the world?"
https://reports.electricinsights.co.uk/q4-2024/why-are-brita...
And "UK energy bills highest in Europe and public patience is wearing thin"
https://news.sky.com/story/uk-energy-bills-highest-in-europe...
"highest" means an outlier, doesn't it?
It being more expensive in Britain doesn't mean it doesn't work the same way (just come out with a lower price) elsewhere in the world.
From your electricinsights article:
> Most markets work in this way: Saudi Arabia’s oil is cheap to produce but gets a very similar price to higher-cost oil from the North Sea. The underlying economic principle is so widespread that it’s known as the Law of One Price.