What Spain’s blackout says about the grid

Spain’s unprecedented power outage sparks a blackout blame game over green energy

An abrupt and widespread blackout, one of Europe's worst in living memory, affected the entire Iberian Peninsula on April 28.

The Iberian peninsula has experienced a major failure of its power grid. An "accident" which is not really one and which is likely to happen again if Europe does not heal its obsession with intermittent energies.

Cash Frozen, Power Cut: Spain’s Blackout Was the Warning Shot

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The exact outcome and the reasons are still not clear. However, it is clear that there is also a need for action in Germany to prevent major power failures in the future.

Last April 28, an electrical malfunction apparently occurred in the south of France – technical failure or sabotage product? – left Spain and Portugal without light. The next day, in the newspapers, a graph appeared on whose horizontal axis the time is measured, and in the vertical the amount of energy produced and consumed in each instant (both quantities are the same, because the electrical fluid is a service). The curve showed a formidable dr…

They have been without light for five years and returned to the spotlights when 55 million people put themselves on their skin. More than a week after the energy zero that almost all of Spain and part of Europe lived, the problems on the livestock road over which a core of sub-housing was erected have not changedLa Cañada Real, four years after the blackout: European condemnation of Spain but without light in sight The eternal blackout. Four yea…