Spanish Scientists “Were Experimenting with How Far They Could Push Renewable Energy” Before Countrywide Blackout

The massive power outage in Spain was caused by a government “experiment” with renewable energy, writes the British daily The Telegraph. The Spanish government appears to have rushed the transition to renewable energy without making the necessary investments in a modern smart grid. The article Blackout due to a government experiment. The huge power outage that paralyzed Europe, by mistake! appears first on Romania TV.

Spanish Scientists “Were Experimenting with How Far They Could Push Renewable Energy” Before Countrywide Blackout

by Will Jones, Daily Sceptic: According to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Telegraph, Spain’s catastrophic blackout (apagón) which stopped most of the country in its tracks may have been the result of a disastrous experiment to test how far the nation’s renewable energy sources can be pushed. But it wasn’t the renewables that were at fault, apparently. […]

REPORT: Eco-experiment that ‘blacked out entire country’: Spanish scientists ‘were experimenting with how far they could push renewable energy’ before country-wide chaos

By SABRINA PENTY Spanish authorities were experimenting with how far they could push their reliance on renewable energy before the Iberian Peninsula was hit with a massive power outage last month, …

The global blackout that left Spain and Portugal in the dark on April 28 was due to an 'experiment' of the government led by Pedro Sánchez with the energy

Spanish Scientists "Were Experimenting with How Far They Could Push Renewable Energy" Before Countrywide Blackout – The Daily Sceptic

Spanish scientists "were experimenting with how far they could push renewable energy" before the recent blackouts, as blame begins to fall not only on green energy but on the socialist government's reckless mismanagement. The post Spanish Scientists “Were Experimenting with How Far They Could Push Renewable Energy” Before Countrywide Blackout appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.

No matter how many plans we make, how many calendars we fill, or how many steps we follow to the letter, life—with its unpredictable nature—always reserves the right to surprise us. Sometimes with joy, and other times, with unexpected twists and turns that test our emotional stability, our calm, and our attitude. A massive power outage, like the one that occurred last week on the Iberian Peninsula, is just one example of how vulnerable we can be…