Maria Da Grana Carvalho: “We remove from blackout and speed up the national storage plan”
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After the Great Blackout, on the occasion of World Energy Day, it is already time to acquire the status of the national power system. In the weekly business in Podcast, Jose Gomes Ferrera Interviews Maria Da Grana Carvalho, Environment and Energy Minister
After the Great Blackout, on the occasion of World Energy Day, it is already time to acquire the status of the national power system. The causes of blackout are not yet officially unknown, and they are targeted for partial reports for joining the primary European report at the end of September this year and the final report will only be released in September 2026. However, there are many questions that require answers now and faster. It is important to see if the national power system reacts better to the power failure of the Spanish network connections, if there are more natural gas centers connected to the national network.
Is it a national electrical system to deal with the new risk of blackout? What happened at this time to reduce or reduce these losses? Energy transformation, bet on more resources of reproductive energy, must be made very quickly, the network creates uncertainty in volatility and supply? Is it good to stop thinking, or the power transformation really leads to an end, to tolerate his own goals with the Portugal European Union, in the attitude of a good student and at the same time uncertain results?
With this transformation, a series of governments have promised more power independence, and we have more power imports in Spain and more power imports? Politicians guarantee that the invoice is still too high for consumers, and Portuguese families pay the eighth average price in the eurozone? Issued on May 28 at Sik Nobesia’s.
Business of the Week Jose Gomes Ferrera. The regulations and facts of the national and international economy are explained every week at SIC Noteisius. It goes on television at 11 pm on Wednesday night and published in Podcast on Thursday. Listen to more episodes:
