REF was the first organisation to draw attention to the excessive prices demanded by windpower to reduce output (constraint payments), and the resulting publicity is in part responsible for the fall in prices, though these are still, in our view, excessive.
http://www.ref.org.uk/ref-blog/299-constraint-payments-misunderstandings-and-misrepresentations
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