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The CEO expressed concern regarding the impartiality of the European expert panel's report.
The CEO of Iberdrola stated it is “fundamental” that the audio recordings and all information from Red Eléctrica de España (REE) regarding the blackout be made public, and expressed concern regarding the impartiality of the European expert panel's report. Mario Ruiz-Tagle argued that these audio recordings “should be available to all parties” and questioned the impartiality...
The mayor of Loulé has slammed two key service providers, accusing them of failing residents while continuing to receive millions of euros in public funds. Quoted in a council press The post Loulé mayor slams “poor service” provided by waste and power companies appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Vodafone expects the temporary restoration of its fixed-line service to continue until at least the end of April, adding that the mobile network has been generally restored, an official source told Lusa on Tuesday. When contacted by Lusa, the same source stated that 'the Vodafone mobile network is generally restored across the board in all...'
Approximately 97.5% of the Nos fixed network in areas affected by the severe weather has been restored, and most customers currently without service will have their situation normalised in the coming days, an official source told Lusa on Tuesday. When contacted by Lusa, an official source from Nos added that, “at this moment, mobile network services have already been...”
The total gas consumption of 45.0 TWh was divided between 13.8 TWh in the electricity market and 31.2 TWh in the conventional market.
Almost a month since EDP announced that it had “established energy to 100% of clients affected by the storms” that battered the country from the last days of January into The post “Isolated and abandoned” – people still without electricity two months after Storm Kristin appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The head of the Directorate-General for Energy and Geology (DGEG) assures that the natural gas supply in Portugal is guaranteed for now. However, Paulo Carmona warns that the situation could change if the conflict continues.
EDP executive board member Pedro Vasconcelos has resigned from his role, effective April 30, 2026, according to a statement released by the utility company to the market on Monday night. Vasconcelos has been with the EDP group for 19 years and has served on the executive board, led by Miguel Stilwell de Andrade, for the past three years, overseeing operations in Iberia. The company expressed its gratitude for his contributions. In a separate note, EDP confirmed that it has restored power to 100% of customers affected by recent storms.
