segunda-feira, 28 de abril de 2025

Spain and Portugal power outage

 

Spain and Portugal power outage live: warnings of six to ten hours to restore supplies across Spain

 

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'Six to ten hours' to restore energy in Spain,' official says

Jakub Krupa

Multiple Spanish media are carrying quotes from a senior director at Spanish grid operator Red Eléctrica saying it could take “between six and ten” hours to restore energy across the country, as he calls it an unprecedented incident.

 

Eduardo Prieto, director of operations at Red Eléctrica, declined to comment on the causes of the outage.

 

2h ago

13.23 BST

Spanish, Portugese governments to convene emergency cabinet meetings - media

Spanish newspaper El País is reporting plans for an crisis meeting of the Spanish government, to be attended by the country’s prime minister Pedro Sánchez, and finance, environment and transport ministers, to discuss “the worst power outage in recent history” of the country.

 

Spanish news agency EFE earlier reported that Sánchez was planning to visit the headquarters of the national grid operator.

 

Similarly, Portuguese newspaper Diário de Notícias is reporting that a special government meeting has also been called in Portugal.

 

1h ago

14.01 BST

European Commission in contact with Spain, Portugal over power outages

Jennifer Rankin

The European Commission has said it is in contact with national authorities in Spain and Portugal over the massive power outages.

 

It is also in touch with the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E).

 

“The Commission is in contact with the national authorities of Spain and Portugal as well as ENTSO-E to understand the underlying cause and the impact of the situation.

 

The Commission will keep monitoring the situation and make sure that there is smooth information exchange amongst all relevant parties.

 

As per EU legislation in place (emergency and restoration network code), there are protocols in place to restore the functioning of the system.”

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