Iberian blackout prompts slowdown in renewable energy installations
APREN, Portugal’s renewable energy association, reveals that the Iberian Blackout last April prompted a year ‘marked by a decline in renewable energy incorporation, and an increase in natural gas production‘. The post Iberian blackout prompts slowdown in renewable energy installations appeared first on Portugal Resident.
APREN: Blackout forced increased gas-fired generation and set Portugal back from meeting its climate targets
APREN said a blackout forced greater use of gas-fired electricity generation, moving Portugal away from its climate targets.
Digital blackout: Iran cut off from the internet amid a wave of protests
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The country, home to over 90 million people, is undergoing a 'national blackout'.
E-Redes warns that separating low-voltage management would have made responding to the blackout more difficult
The chairman of E-Redes' board of directors, José Ferrari Careto, says that if management of the low-voltage network had been separated from the other voltage levels, responding to the blackout would have been more difficult. This option had already been on the table given the conditions under which the last Socialist government ...
Blackout — the day Portugal went dark
This episode of P24 is part of a special year-end review series. We revisit the topics that defined 2025, and we’ll also look ahead to what awaits us in 2026.
Eight months on from the blackout, a trail of uncertainty remains
The World Energy Outlook 2025 report describes the event on the Iberian Peninsula as a reference laboratory for the future energy transition Europe will face.
