If you’re playing the home game, you’ll have noticed that suddenly, on Saturday night, the wind came up, the windmills started to turn, and PEI started to generate a lot of wind energy. Indeed, for a lot of yesterday we were approaching or going over 100% of electricity generation from wind. If you got up early this morning on Prince Edward Island — before 5:30 a.m. — and turned on the lights, the electricity powering those lights was coming from the wind. Remember, you can also follow @peiwind to be notified when circumstances conspire to tip us over 100%.

Peter Rukavina

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