Some wind farms are in danger of having to shut down from time to time because our hydroelectric producers of electricity have too much water. It’s too bad that electricity is not like money where you can put it in the bank and use it for a rainy day. Or in this case a “dry day.”
Anders Jacobsen
Everett
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