A Rússia estuda uma medida inusitada para enfrentar a queda de sua população: interromper o fornecimento de energia elétrica e o acesso à in...

Jornal Mais Ribatejo A E-Redes vai interromper temporariamente o fornecimento de eletricidade em várias localidades do país no próximo domingo, 9 de novembro, incluindo várias ruas da cidade de Tomar, no distrito de Santarém. De acordo com um comunicado da empresa, a operação destina-se à realização de trabalhos localizados na rede de distribuição, com o objetivo de garantir […] O conteúdo Tomar: Corte de eletricidade no domingo vai afetar várias ruas do centro entre as 6h00 e as 7h00 aparece primeiro em Mais Ribatejo.

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Un día después del mayor apagón de la historia de España y con las preguntas clave aún sin responder, todos los actores con la responsabilidad de dar explicaciones a los ciudadanos comenzaron a tomar posiciones defensivas ante un eventual reparto de culpas. Este artículo Muchas preguntas sobre un apagón se publicó primero en Diario El Mundo | Noticias de Honduras y el Mundo.

Investing.com -- Red Electrica (BME:REDE), Spain’s electricity grid operator, announced early Tuesday that it was able to meet almost all of the country’s electricity demand, following a nationwide blackout on Monday. The company stated that all of Spain’s substations were functioning by Tuesday morning, indicating a gradual recovery from the widespread power outage. In a social media post, Red Electrica stated, "We keep on working from the center of electric control to secure total normalization of the system." Despite the restoration of power, most trains across the country remained non-operational. The Madrid underground metro network resumed operations at 8 am (0600 GMT) with 80% of trains running. However, Adif, the railway infrastructure operator, reported that most trains nationwide were still not in service. On Monday morning, a significant power outage impacted the majority of the Iberian Peninsula, causing disruptions in both Spain and Portugal. The outage grounded planes, halted public transport, and forced hospitals to limit routine procedures. Power supply started to return gradually from late Monday afternoon and early evening, though some operations were still unable to resume on Tuesday morning. The reason behind Monday’s power outage remains unknown. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez reported that the country experienced a loss of 15GW of electricity generation in five seconds, equating to 60% of national demand. This abrupt loss caused a disconnection of the Spanish and French power grids, leading to a general collapse of the Spanish system, as explained by Eduardo Prieto, Red Electrica’s chief of operations. Prieto’s briefing on Monday evening also mentioned that some areas in France experienced brief power outages. Meanwhile, Portugal’s grid officials indicated that the problem originated in Spain. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

España se ilumina a medias: casi 50% de electricidad vuelve tras colapso inédito, pero incertidumbre persiste.