Manx Utilities hasn't offered to compensate people over nearby wind turbines because the law won't let it.
So says MU chair John Wannenburgh, who faced questions about the issue in the House of Keys this week.
Arbory, Malew and Castletown MHK Jason Moorhouse asked about giving money to people within 1.2 miles of a planned windfarm at Earystane.
Mr Wannenburgh said the organisation was following UK best practice because there are no Manx laws:
Harbour dues set to rise more than 19% for some boat owners
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll increase charges for berthed boats by more than 19 per cent this year.
Police appealing for witnesses after vandals damage car
Police are hunting vandals who deliberately damaged a car in a Tesco car park.
The beach huts are back!
Summer must be coming - the Port Erin beach huts are being built!
Two rapists will appear in court in June to appeal their convictions
Two rapists who attacked a teenage woman in a Douglas flat will appear in court this summer as they appeal their convictions.
No changes to screenings were suggested to Health Minister
Health Minister Claire Christian says no changes to screening for breast, cervix and bowel cancer have been suggested to her.
TT work to shut Creg Willey's Hill for a fortnight
The Department of Infrastructure says a section of the TT course will close for two weeks from Monday.
Proposed tourist tax for Laxey rejected by commissioners
Does Laxey need a tax on visitors to raise money for the area?
Island baroness complains of "endless persecution" over Covid contracts
Island resident Michelle Mone has accused UK authorities of a vendetta over her Covid PPE company.
