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History repeats Iberian Blackout an urgent need for battery storage – PV Magazine International

solarenergyBy solarenergyApril 30, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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The huge blackout that grabbed the Iberian peninsula on 28 April has a similar event in an Australian state in 2016. The solution seems to be the same in both cases.

April 29, 2025
Jonathan Gifford

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Although the series of events that lead to the paralyzing blackout that affects Spain on 28 April still has to be analyzed, the disastrous failure of the energy system has the characteristics of a similar disaster that an Australian state in the middle of the years 2010. And although much smaller in scope, the Black -out can indicate the cause of both the cause and the solution to the European power outage.

Although the precise causes of the Black -out of 28 April in Spain, Portugal and parts of France will only be excavated over time, the effects of the event were profound. Some 50-60 million people It is estimated that the food system failure was affected, which caused a “collapse of the Iberian electricity network at 12:38[am]” – According to Eduardo PrietoDirector of the Spanish transmission system operator Red Elétrica.

The recovery of power in the affected region only began in mid -afternoon and went on all night.

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