Spain's grid operator: All substations working, meeting virtually all demand after April 28 blackout

Spain's grid operator: All substations working, meeting virtually all demand after April 28 blackout

All the country's substations are operating on the morning of April 29, Spanish electricity grid operator Red Electrica says

The demand for the electrical system is recovered at 99.95%. The data are of 07.00, but at 06.00 the percentage was already at 99.12%. Electric Network also announced...

The Ministry of Ecological Transition has reported that 92.09% of the electricity demand has been restored. At 9 a.m. the meeting of the National Security Council will begin from the Palace of La Moncloa.

Electricity was restored by more than 99% in mainland Spain after the massive blackout that affected the Iberian Peninsula, announced on Tuesday morning the manager of the REE network. On the 06H00 local (04H00 GMT), 99.16% of the electricity supply was insured, with a production of 21.26 megawatts, reported REE. [...] The post Restored more than 99% of the electricity supply in Spain peninsular appeared first on Diario Digital Cronio de El Salv…

Spain recovered 99.95 % of the peninsular energy demand (25.794 megawatts), a milestone that was reached at 07.00 hours in the morning (05.00 GMT) this Tuesday throughout the territory affected by the blackout that started shortly after noon on Monday. In addition, and according to data from Red Eléctrica –the manager [...] Entry Spain regains normality by recovering 99.95 % of the electricity demand was first published in Foco Informativa.

At 6 p.m. this Tuesday, 99.16% of the electricity demand in the Peninsula had already recovered, with a total production of 21,265 megawatts (MW), according to updated data from the Electric Network. Also, 100% of the substations of the transport network in the Peninsular territory were already in service, a total of 680. Thus, the recovery of the peninsular electrical system is approaching full normality, after the blackout that paralysed this …