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Apparently this spans more countries? Very strange. Possibly a cyberattack or sabotage? Growing up in Spain I've never experienced anything like this (not ther
by amval 2y ago
Apparently this spans more countries? Very strange. Possibly a cyberattack or sabotage?
Growing up in Spain I've never experienced anything like this (not there at the moment, but friends have told me over WhatsApp).
- cr3ative 2y agoGrids are widely interconnected. Problems on one grid can and do cascade to another.
- bslanej 2y ago[flagged]
- voidUpdate 2y agoPossibly some kind of rare cascade failure where it might have been on the edge for a while, and some small event happened that tripped things, similar to the american northeast blackout in 2003. High demand, plus a power station going offline meant more demand on some interconnects, which shorted on trees and were cut off, putting more load on other lines until the entire system collapsed
- ksec 2y agoContinental Europe Synchronous Area [1] The whole Europe power grid are somewhat interconnected I wont be surprise if this knock on effect start knocking out other surrounding countries. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Europe_Synchronous_Area https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Europe_Synchronous...
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoIs that a risk with the small amount of interconnect capacity?
- m000 2y ago[flagged]