The Iberian blackout shows the dangers of operating power grids with low inertia
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The blackout and the news of the parallel world
The news of the blackout that darkened the Iberian peninsula went around the world. In another lane there were memes and videos with the reactions of people who were discovering what it was like to run out of light.And those of Latin Americans who, accustomed to the power cut, laughed at the bewilderment of those who premiered it.While immigrants from the neighborhood ran to collect water in pots and unplug the appliances, my neighbors chose to …
Dissection of the great Iberian blackout Spain studies what happened and technology philosophers analyze the implications
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The Iberian blackout shows the dangers of operating power grids with low inertia
Last week there was a widespread blackout across Iberia which also briefly affected the south of France. All power was lost on the peninsula and it was many hours before it was fully restored after a rare black start. Eight people are reported to have died – one in Portugal and seven in Spain – as a result of the blackout, highlighting the seriousness of the situation. What happened At 12:33 the Spanish grid experienced an as yet un-identified f…
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