Spanish government says 'several more days' needed to pinpoint cause of blackout - Spain in English

This expert in renewables from the Technical University of Denmark points out that "in Europe we want to understand the blackout; it is key to the energy transition" and asks for "transparency" so that "they do not solidify messages" against green energiesLuis Atienza, former president of Electrical Network: "The electrical system has more records than the black box of planes" The Spanish researcher Marta Victoria learned of the historic blackou…

The Spanish minister for the Ecological Transition warned this Sunday that “many days will pass” before knowing the origin of the great blackout on the Iberian peninsula that paralyzed the country last Monday.

The Spanish government warns that it will take ‘many days’ to learn about the causes of the blackout The Spanish minister for the Ecological Transition announced this Sunday that “many days” will pass before knowing the origin of the great blackout in the Iberian peninsula that paralysed the country last Monday. “We are talking about many days” said Sara Aagesen in an interview published on Sunday in the newspaper El País. “All hypotheses are op…

At 12:33 exactly one week ago, something serious happened that is still unknown, and five seconds later, a massive failure occurred that proved unrecoverable. The little that has been confirmed at this point is that there was a "voltage dip." What does it consist of? Is it common? Let's try to clarify some doubts with Jorge Morales de Labra, industrial engineer and director of "Próxima Energía." Voltage DipA "voltage dip" in the grid can be caus…

A week after the great blackout that left millions of Spaniards without light, Ana Rosa Quintana has once again charged the government harshly for its management of the energy crisis. She has done so at the start of 'The Ana Rosa program' this Monday, May 5, ironing out the lack of official explanations: "We are looking for 15 gigawatts missing. They have been missing for a week," the presenter, who also wondered who "the competent authorities" …

We must see the things that happen to us: only a week ago, specifically the second Monday of Mona, 28 April, for us in Elche holiday by tradition, it turns out that a blackout occurs in Spain as a whole, what is called "energy zero", or so it is called by the experts in the matter.