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Wind farm behind massive blackout awarded £100,000 in compensation day after powercut
Credit: By Steve Bird and Victoria Ward | The Telegraph | 15 August 2019 | www.telegraph.co.uk ~~
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The wind farm which contributed to a massive blackout was awarded nearly £100,000 in compensation after being ordered to reduce its output the day immediately after the power cut, the Telegraph can reveal.
Nearly one million homes and businesses were left without electricity last Friday when Hornsea Wind Farm and Little Barford gas-fired station went off grid within minutes of each other.
After getting back online, National Grid ordered Hornsea to reduce the electricity it supplied the network on Saturday night and Sunday morning entitling its owners, Orsted, to compensation.
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