Looks increasingly like solar was to blame for the great Iberian blackout.

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connections with solar instead solar generation, aka the system is the problem, not the energy :)

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the fight is real, spain is a country that supports renewables and the opposition will try to capitalize it.. supported by the private interest of some companies 

the president already had to say something about not blaming renewables

the sun was brighting a lot, temperatues higher than expected, and we have eolics, hidro and many more, 

all combined were supplying 71% of demand, 13% was nuclear and the remaining mixed gas and others at 12:30

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Came here to say this. It’s not like the sun suddenly stopped shining at 12:30pm in the Iberian peninsula. Solar itself is not causal but I’m worried that this will become the dominant narrative.