Don't Say I Didn't Warn You About Wind Power
From the printed version of the Daily Telegraph (does not appear to be online, but scan here).
The days of permanently available electricity may be coming to an end, the head of the power network said yesterday.
Families would have to get used to only using power when it was available, rather than constantly, said Steve Holliday, chief executive of National Grid. Mr Holliday was challenged over how the country would "keep the lights on" when it relied more on wind turbines as supplies of gas dwindled. Electricity provided by wind farms will increase six-fold by 2020 but critics complain they only generate on windy days.
Mr. Holliday told Radio 4's Today programme that people would have to " change their behaviour".
