MADRID (Reuters) – Spain’s electricity grid operator Red Electrica said it was able to supply virtually all of the country’s electricity demand early on Tuesday as the system gradually recovers from a nationwide blackout on Monday, although most trains were still not running. All of Spain’s substations were operating on Tuesday morning, Red Electrica said in a post on X social media. “We keep on working from centre of electric control to secure total normalization of the system,” it added. Read full story
Spain's power generation nearly back to normal after Monday blackout, says grid operator
