Questions remain in wake of Iberian blackout report
The entire Iberian Peninsula experienced a power cut in April, with outages lasting up to 24 hours, as a combination of factors pushed Spain’s grid past the point of no return. The first report on the incident, published in June by a government-appointed committee, said a series of power surges led to a chain reaction of disconnections. Recriminations continue between stakeholders as the investigation proceeds and Spain accelerates plans to reinforce its grid.
The first of what will likely be several official reports about Spain’s April 28 electricity network blackout was published on June 17.Presenting the report to the public, Spain’s minister of ecological transition, Sara Aagesen, said the blackout across much of Spain and Portugal was the result of “a phenomenon of power surges, a chain reaction, …
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