I'm limited to about 12kw of power draw, so I could make maybe 50pence an hour, on a really really windy day. As an industrial consumer, you probably could chow

I'm limited to about 12kw of power draw, so I could make maybe 50pence an hour, on a really really windy day. As an industrial consumer, you probably could chow down that power, but it'll affect the market price, and probably cost millions in connection/line rental fees. The price is a function of the spot price, so its an indirect function of the way electricity prices are set. As a producer you get a guaranteed minimum price per kwh. some magic of contracts happen and the price paid is not always the price the producer gets.