National Grid overload -
they'll pay them to shut down
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Really? Are we starting this all over again?
They are working too well?
Wish someone would pay me for my overages.
Just can't get it right huh.
Hardly makes sense, Dave. We never seem able to get the right balance!
Hi all
Yes apparently when it's very windy it's too windy for the windmills and they produce too much power, so the suggestion is that they might be paid not to turn.
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