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:
No ferry means no newspapers until Sunday
Ferry maintenance means there'll be no Sunday papers on the Island this week.
Big cruise ship arriving in Douglas today
A cruise ship that can carry thousands of passengers is in Douglas Bay today.
Biker over cannabis limit crashed into car head-on
A motorcyclist was left with serious leg injuries after losing control of his bike and crashing head-on into a car.
Consultation about possible bus fare increases
Do bus fares need to go up in price?
Gov't advertises for £150k public heath director
The government is advertising for a new public health boss.
Bus sex assault accused in court
A man's appeared in court accused of sexually assaulting a young woman and following her to work.
Manannan engine repairs complete
The Steam Packet Company says the Manannan's back to her normal scheduled sailing times.
Police hunt Peel hit-and-run motorist
Police are hunting for a driver who hit a car in Peel but didn't stop - defying a one-way system as they drove off.
