The massive blackout that prompted traffic chaos in the southern European countries is mostly over. The cause of the outage ...

Around 92% of electricity is back in mainland Spain About 92% of the electricity has been restored in mainland Spain, the Spanish grid operator, Red Electrica de Espana (REE) wrote on X. Nueva ...

A cross-border power blackout on Monday paralysed the Iberian Peninsula for most of the day, disrupting millions of lives ...

Red Electrica de Espana (REE) on Wednesday said the source of the outage had been narrowed down to two separate incidents of loss of generation in substations in southwestern Spain, but stressed that ...

More than 50 million people lost power, and electricity did not return for nearly half a day. We do not yet know the full details, but Red Electrica de Espana, Spain’s state-backed grid operator, on ...

According to the national electricity grid operator Red Electrica de Espana (REE), 87.37 percent of electricity supply had been restored by 4am on Tuesday. On Monday evening, Prime Minister Pedro ...

There had been two significant “disconnection events” – or interruptions in power – before the outage, Spain’s electric grid operator Red Electrica de Espana said Tuesday. We don't know exactly what ...

Red Electrica de Espana (REE) on Wednesday said the source of the outage had been narrowed down to two separate incidents of loss of generation in substations in southwestern Spain, but stressed ...

There had been two significant “disconnection events” – or interruptions in power – before the outage, Spain’s electric grid operator Red Electrica de Espana said Tuesday. While Spain ...

Trains at a standstill, subways closed, road traffic paralyzed, flights canceled, communications partially cut off... The ...

Spain and Portugal held emergency Cabinet meetings as evacuations from some public spaces took place. Spain's Interior ...

Spain’s grid operator, Red Electrica de Espana, told reporters in a conference call that the blackout seemed to have been initially triggered by a sudden loss of power that was “very likely ...