by Strategic Energy | Oct 6, 2025
The European grid operator makes it clear in its report today that the April 28 blackout was not due to an excess of renewable energy. The report does not identify inertia issues, but rather voltage control issues. The regulations in force at the time of the blackout did not allow renewables to control voltage, even though they were technically prepared to do so.
by Juan Monzón | Oct 6, 2025
Over 80% acknowledge human impact on the climate crisis, yet most fell for false claims about the 28 April blackout. A study warns that digital manipulation is threatening public debate in Spain and the United Kingdom.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 6, 2025
The report presents facts and data on the system conditions during the Iberian blackout on 28 April 2025, as well as a detailed sequence of events. The report did not analyse the root causes of the blackout.
by Juan Ignacio Barrea | Oct 3, 2025
Following the record prices achieved in the first battery auction, Laura Susta, advisor at Our New Energy, warns that the immediate future will be shaped by the behaviour of the free market. The major question is whether PPAs, tolling and merchant models will align with MACSE values or follow different paths.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 3, 2025
The system, deployed in the United Kingdom, integrates Sungrow’s inverters and storage solutions with grid response capability, ensuring operational stability and facilitating the integration of more renewable projects in the country.
by Strategic Energy | Oct 3, 2025
As the leaders and stakeholders of the hydrogen sector gather for the start of the European Hydrogen Week, a clear, unified message will cut through the noise: Hydrogen is Europe’s path to resilience.
October 6, 2025The ENTSO-E report issued today does not blame renewables for the blackout
