LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s energy market regulator Ofgem will introduce two short-term measures to help to stabilise the UK energy market, it said on Wednesday, after soaring prices have forced dozens of suppliers to quit the market. Ofgem said the measures should help to protect consumers who face a further jump in energy prices from April after the regulator raised its cap on the most widely used energy tariffs by 54% after record global gas prices last year. Over the past year about 30 British energy suppliers have left the market, with 26 going bankrupt since August 2021. Under Ofgem’s s…