It's like having your kitchen refurbished and being upset that it's a mess during the works.

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Fair. Though I'd say it's more like watching the mess happening and waiting until the refurb is done before cleaning things up a bit.

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The impression i get Is that constraints are a problem globally, it's not unique to the UK. Although not good, i don't think it's surprising. It's a complicated journey we are all attempting! It would be a miracle if everything progressed at exactly the right pace.

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Of course if the wind farms didn't exist the gas turbines would have to run at these extortionate prices anyway (extortionate because gas is very expensive). Grid constraints are high now because the national grid is being upgraded so constraints will be lower in the future.

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Yup. If the state wanted to do low income 🏘️ first it could, but it would have required a substantially larger budget than they were ever willing to commit Also from a purely 🍃 POV, the CO2 savings from a large (eg oil CH) (older) (generally wealthier) 🏡 will beat a small 🏠 often substantially

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