“The audios have had a devastating impact. I couldn’t not do what they did,” says an govt from the electrical energy sector in view of the information initiated by the National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) concerning the blackout that occurred in Spain on April 28. Although apparently the 20 instances initially opened – 19 to firm services and one to Red Eléctrica (REE) – distribute the blame, there’s a finger pointing to the community operator, as it’s charged with an alleged “very serious” infraction, whereas the remainder of the actors must reply for actions solo “serious”. The query will not be trivial. The first state of affairs implies, in accordance with the electrical energy sector legislation, a failure to carry out capabilities that resulted in “damage to the supply.” The second consists of alleged violations during which “the circumstances of risk of guarantee of supply or danger or serious damage to people, property or the environment do not exist.” Without prejudging the event of the information and their conclusion, the CNMC makes a preliminary qualification that leaves some in a greater place than others.
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