The chair of the Manx Utilities Authority says turbines planned for an Island wind farm would only be turned off in winds beyond hurricane force.
In the house of Keys this week, John Wannenburgh MHK faced questions from Arbory, Malew and Castletown member Jason Moorhouse.
Mr Moorhouse wanted to know how often the turbines were turned off because they were getting too much or too little wind.
In response, Mr Wannenburgh said winds would have to top 90mph:
MHK asks if families should get help with UK parole travel costs
Should taxpayers help families attend UK parole hearings?
Peel RNLI honoured for lifesaving actions at sea
Peel lifeboat volunteers have been awarded for their lifesaving actions at sea.
Plans submitted to turn former offices into homes
Falling demand for office space - and rising demand for housing - could see an office block in central Doguals converted into flats.
Island has just 20 vacant homes for public tenants
The Department of Infrastructure says it has just 20 empty homes for public housing tenants.
Power station chimney flue arrives this week
Flue season will officially arrive in Peel this week.
Peel sewage works hits milestone
A major milestone has been reached in Peel as a new sewage system gets up and running.
MHK to query gas buying for power generation
How much gas has the Island bought for winter power?
Yoga studio applies for sign permission
A yoga studio in Douglas has applied for retrospective planning permission for signs outside the building.
