How Did Wind Power Perform During the Blackout?

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Wind power is fueled by wind, a natural and abundant resource in Spain, with highly regionalized and predictable patterns of behavior, and where fluctuations occur over moderate periods of time, allowing for prediction.

The AEE highlights in a document that wind energy provided stable contributions to the Spanish electricity system in the days before and after the blackout. The blackout began in Seville, Granada, and Badajoz.