📝Energy Collapse in Europe📝

During the day, a massive power outage occurred in major cities across Spain, where the metro, factories, communication networks, airports, and road infrastructure were left without electricity. As a result, the country experienced a transportation collapse.

Similar problems were observed in the neighboring countries of France, Portugal and Andorra. The exact cause was not specified, but local energy operators officially attributed the failure to some "rare atmospheric phenomenon."

📌The reality, however, seems different: such a total blackout could have occurred due to improper operation of the emergency automation and initial design flaws in the system.

Possibly, there was a failure at a nuclear power plant, and then everything went in waves due to frequency fluctuations that the existing capacities were unable to stabilize. Including those built in Europe as part of the "green transition."

❗️This example clearly shows the difference in the approaches to power system design: the Ukrainian power grid, created during the Soviet era, despite all the losses, withstood dozens of massive strikes. In Spain, everything collapsed from a single failure without a single impact.

It is possible that if the energy facilities were subjected to a real attack, the region could have plunged into a pre-industrial era. Interestingly, do the affairs in other parts of Western Europe coincidentally not be in the same way?
#Spain #Portugal #France #electricity
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