The Spanish Government denied Wednesday that “any experiment” on the Spanish network could cause the Electric Mega-Sartén on April 28 and denounced the “false information” about the origin of the cut, which remains unknown only one month just after the incident. “It is false, completely false that the Government has carried out any experiment” in the electricity grid before the cut, assured Ecology Minister Sara Aagesen, questioned in Parliament about a press article by questioning the action of the executive upstream of the fault.
In an article published on May 23, The British Conservative Daily The telegraph Advised, when sources in Brussels, that the Spanish authorities “led the experience” in the country’s electricity network when the cut took place. The objective was to see “how far they could promote the dependence on renewable energies” in order to close two nuclear reactors in 2027 in the west of the country, the first stage of a final exit of the nuclear provided in 2035, he wrote.
Conventional defective energies?
This hypothesis was also denied Wednesday by the president of the Manager of the Spanish Electric Red Vanguard that this information was “totally false.” During the April 28 cut, “there was no excess of renewable energies”, and there was no “short circuit, overload” of the network and “cyber attack,” repeats Beatriz Cordor, extending one by one to one to several clues mentioned in recent weeks.
In this interview, this former socialist deputy, on the other hand, points out the role of certain producers of “conventional energy”, resulting from gas, nuclear or hydraulic power plants, accused of having had that day “control parameters of the voltage lower than the standard”.
Operational Protection Systems
In a press release published on Tuesday night, the Association of Spanish Electric Companies (AELEC), to which the Iberdrola and Endesa giants belong, said that their members had “identified any defect in their facilities.” “This means that protection systems functioned as they should,” Aleec said, pointing out the lack of “transparency” of the authorities.
According to the authorities, two strong electrical oscillations were identified within 30 minutes before the failure. They were followed by three separate incidents in the 20 -second space in electrical deposits of Granada (South), Badajoz (Southwest) and Seville (South). The exact cause of these incidents is not yet known, which have deprived Spain and Portugal for long hours of electricity.
Source: BFM TV
