An abrupt and widespread blackout, one of Europe’s worst in living memory, affected the entire Iberian Peninsula on April 28.

In Spain, 60 million lose power without explanation An “unexplained” power outage swept Spain, Portugal and some parts of ...

Explore the Iberian peninsula blackout that darkened Spain and Portugal on April 28, 2025. Discover key insights from EPRI ...

The recent blackout in the Iberian grid should not be interpreted as failure of renewables. But it did provide Europe with a ...

How can we keep it reliable? At roughly midday on Monday, April 28, the lights went out in Spain. The grid blackout, which extended into parts of Portugal and France, affected tens of millions of ...

Spain's government is still investigating the nationwide blackout on April 28, which also impacted Portugal and parts of ...

In the days following the blackout, Google searches in Spain for “nuclear” spiked ... Gas and hydropower, as well as ...

Doctors in Europe are considering next steps after last month’s power outage exposed cracks in healthcare preparedness.

Solar and wind are nice additions to an energy mix, but their unreliable nature means more proven fuels such as coal, natural ...

Spain’s power grid ran entirely on renewable energy for the first time on April 16, 2025, with wind, solar and hydro meeting all peninsular electricity demand during a weekday. Then last Monday, at 12 ...

2.2GW of capacity went offline, leaving millions in the dark in the Iberian peninsula Power failures in southern Spain preceded a nationwide blackout that left millions in the dark two weeks ago ...