> Spain will need to make some very hard choices Thankfully there is now more focus and financing available to elevate the network quality - right? Portugal ha

> Spain will need to make some very hard choices Thankfully there is now more focus and financing available to elevate the network quality - right? Portugal has added 1% onto the electricity price for that purpose alone: https://www.energy-storage.news/portugal-to-invest-e400-million-into-grid-and-bess-after-iberian-blackout/ https://www.energy-storage.news/portugal-to-invest-e400-mill... I've followed "expert testimonials" in the Austrian news over the past years, and even there the importance of grid safety is a common theme - there seems to be some gap, even in the networks that on the surface level appear to be tolerant. > I know that the typical grid operator is extremely careful and pro-active on this subject That's really good to hear, unfortunately standardization is extremely slow moving and even though a potentially "safe grid" may be much more at risk during "hybrid-war times" (or other civil unrest, as seen in Berlin this year). https://positive.security/blog/blinkencity-38c3 https://positive.security/blog/blinkencity-38c3