Well said allanc. It should also be pointed out that before the advent of wind power Scotland produced some 29% more electricity
than it used, the surplus going to England. I have no objection to
this but here is what sticks in the craw, we, the users in Scotland,
pay more per unit used than do our southern neighbours because we alone have to pay for the infrastructure in Scotland to get this surplus power to our neighbours.

Check out the various S.G. submissions on this to central government.

The only reason we can vetto new N.P. stations in Scotland is on
planning grounds. Another balls up (in our favour) by the mighty
Whitehall machine.
Joe.