Insights into the April 28 Power Outage in Iberia
Portugal's Energy Minister Maria da Graca Carvalho comments on a report by ENTSO-E, highlighting insufficient voltage control on the Spanish side during the massive blackout in Spain and Portugal last year. The report attributes the power outage to a voltage surge and subsequent power generation loss.
Portugal's Energy Minister Maria da Graca Carvalho addressed a major report by ENTSO-E on Friday, focusing on last year's blackout across Spain and Portugal.
The report pointed to insufficient voltage control on the Spanish side as a factor in the April 28 outage, which impacted both nations.
This significant power failure stemmed from a voltage surge and a resulting chain of power-generation losses, as detailed by ENTSO-E.
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