Warning From Brussels: Record Heat and Low Water Levels Threaten Electricity Supply
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The European Commission says that supply is stable for now, but expects problems to continue in the coming weeks.
Faced with the tensions on the electrical system due to persistent high temperatures and historically low water levels, on 19 August the European Commission convened the coordination group for electricity, which brings together the Member States...
It was said that the security of electricity supply is stable and that there are currently no short-term risks to the adequacy of supply.
The European Commission has convened an extraordinary meeting of the Electricity Coordination Group with EU countries, the European Network of Operators of Electricity Transmission Systems (ENTSO-e), the relevant Regional Coordination Centres and the Secretariat of the Energy Community to discuss the security of electricity supply in Central and South-Eastern Europe. The debate took place in a context of persistently high temperatures and histor…
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