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Spain Grid Operator Vows Record Investments After Blackout
Spain’s national grid operator Redeia will plan for a record-high investments in its next strategic plan, chair Beatriz Corredor said on Monday as the blame game over who is responsible for the massive blackout in April continues. “The company's next strategic plan will involve the execution of an unprecedented volume of investments,” Reuters quoted Corredor as saying on Monday. Redeia and its unit Red Electrica (REE) have been blamed for the…
Corredor insists that "we would not have had a blackout" if the electrics had fulfilled their obligations Red Eléctrica places the start of the blackout in the "malfunction" of a photovoltaic plant in Badajoz Four representatives of companies managed by ultra-Catholic lawyer Javier Cremades, founder of the firm Cremades & Calvo, client of the large electric companies and in turn general secretary of the association of minority shareholders Aemec…
Red Eléctrica continues with the numantine defense of its action in the blackout. Redeia president Beatriz Corredor, has reiterated, in the face of the accusations of both the government report and the electricity companies, that the subsidiary Red Eléctrica, which acts as technical manager of the system, complied “rigurously” with the regulations on April 28, the day of the blackout.
The president of Red Eléctrica, Beatriz Corredor, defended this Monday that the company acted correctly and according to the regulations in force before and after the blackout of April 28, and has rested all the responsibility in the owners of the power plants, questioning even one of the main 'guilts' that the government directs against the company that presides and that the State is its main shareholder, that has to do with insufficient progra…
Spain Grid Operator Commits to Record Investments to Stabilize Grid After Monumental Blackout
On April 28, 2025, Spain and Portugal experienced one of the most significant power outages in recent European history, plunging millions into darkness and sparking a fierce debate over grid reliability in an era of increasing renewable energy integration. Spain’s national grid operator, Redeia, has now pledged record-breaking investments to prevent future failures, as outlined in its forthcoming strategic plan. This article explores the causes …
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