Miliband’s flagship wind farm paid nearly £2.5m to keep turbines switched off – Telegraph

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Ed Miliband’s flagship wind farm has already been paid close to £2.5 million to keep its turbines switched off, The Telegraph can reveal.

Mr Miliband, the Energy Secretary, praised the Viking wind farm in the Shetlands, which officially opened on Thursday, saying “hundreds of thousands of homes” across the country would benefit from “cheap, home-grown energy”.  https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/08/31/miliband-flagship-wind-farm-paid-keep-turbines-switched-off/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFA_8NleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHRecvqIwSC9ErvkR0mg04N-b6o5kaOTO7DThO6zCP4LsJNVFpFot_70fLg_aem_6-GCyq6oWV6cVnMSc-gjnQ

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