The National Energy System Operator (NESO) says the UK will have secure electricity supplies during the coming winter, even as the Iran war disrupts broader energy markets. Both Bloomberg and Sky News report that NESO’s assessment is that current planning and resilience measures are sufficient to manage the risks associated with disruptions in energy supply and related market volatility. The reports describe the Iran-linked disturbance as affecting energy markets, but they do not cite any forecast of power shortages. Instead, NESO’s message to the public and market participants is that supply remains dependable for the winter period. The two outlets present a consistent picture: NESO acknowledges challenges in energy supply conditions connected to the conflict but concludes that overall power availability and system security are not expected to be undermined during the season. No additional details on specific mitigation actions, reserve levels, or timelines beyond the winter window are provided in the summaries. Overall, both reports focus on NESO’s assurance that the UK’s winter power supply will remain secure despite external disruption.