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The parliamentary working group on the blackout of April 28 last year recommends that the Government establish minimum energy autonomy requirements for critical infrastructure of at least 72 hours.
The parliamentary working group investigating last year's April 28th blackout recommends that the government mandate a minimum of 72 hours of energy autonomy for critical infrastructure. The proposal, drafted by PSD deputy Paulo Moniz, suggests that hospitals, care homes, and emergency services must have independent backup power solutions. It also calls for a review of fuel storage limits, the inclusion of pharmacies and food retailers in critical infrastructure frameworks, and structural improvements to the SIRESP emergency communications network. Furthermore, the group advocates for better coordination with the Iberian electricity system and increased investment in grid resilience.
