Well done wind

I can see you are guessing.

Incorrectly.
Not really.
Grid Bottlenecks and Curtailment: Much of the UK's wind power is generated in Scotland or remote offshore areas, while most of the demand is further south. When transmission lines are full, the National Energy System Operator (NESO) has to pay wind operators to switch off their turbines (called "curtailment") and turn on gas plants instead, costing over £1.4 billion a yea
 
I posted it previously.

But you can look it up with goggle.

Ask 'for uk wind power, where does the money go when the market price is higher than the contract price?'
 
Are you going to claim that Britain is in the grip of a violent storm today?

It isn't.
 
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