Families could be asked to ration energy when the wind doesn’t blow – Mail Online

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  • Energy rationing ‘very possible’ for the UK, Kathryn Porter, energy consultant at Watt-Logic said
  • Lack of wind could ‘leave us vulnerable’ due to replacement of thermal/ nuclear generation with renewable
  • Much of Northern Europe has had similar low wind conditions, restricting ability to import from elsewhere
  • Liz Truss last night ruled out the idea, but energy expert said ‘you either have rationing or you have blackouts’
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11170419/Families-asked-ration-energy-use-WIND-doesnt-blow-avoid-blackouts.html
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