Top tip to work out whether a writer knows what they’re talking about, on the UK energy system:
If they talk about a **UK grid** (as in this case), then they don’t.
There’s a GB grid. Northern Ireland is completely separate, and is part of a grid with Ireland, under a completely different structure and arrangement.
There’s more that’s wrong with this article, but you’ve already got the shortcut to assess it anyway: they’re talking about a grid that doesn’t exist.
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Top tip to work out whether a writer knows what they’re talking about, on the UK energy system:
If they talk about a **UK grid** (as in this case), then they don’t.
There’s a GB grid. Northern Ireland is completely separate, and is part of a grid with Ireland, under a completely different structure and arrangement.
There’s more that’s wrong with this article, but you’ve already got the shortcut to assess it anyway: they’re talking about a grid that doesn’t exist.