The UK wind farm, in a joint venture with SSE Plc, is set to pay £33 million for breaching market rules. Turbines in the UK are often turned off on windy days to prevent overloading the electricity network, with companies being compensated based on their generation predictions. Ofgem confirmed the breach, with the funds being allocated to support energy consumers in need. BOWL acknowledged the unintentional breach, emphasizing their commitment to compliance. This development underscores the importance of adherence to market regulations within the energy sector.
Wind Farm Operator Fined for Overstating Output Prediction
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