A very good morning from a reasonably sunny Spain. Immediately, my thoughts return to midday last Monday and the power outage that affected swathes of Europe and certainly here in Spain. I must wish well those still recovering from Dana and other events.
My first podcast of the week was with fellow teacher, Matt King, and we discussed the electricity situation in Spain last Monday. I asked the following question to one chatbot, 'Was the power outage in Spain really caused by oscillating temperatures?'
Here is the reply......
There hasn't been widespread reporting attributing a power outage in Spain directly to oscillating temperatures. Power outages can occur due to a variety of reasons, including equipment failure, natural disasters, maintenance issues, or demand exceeding supply, particularly during extreme weather conditions.
If you have a specific incident or date in mind regarding a power outage in Spain, I can provide more targeted information. However, as of my last knowledge update in October 2023, oscillating temperatures alone would not typically be cited as a direct cause of a power outage without additional context. For accurate and up-to-date information regarding specific incidents, I recommend checking recent news sources.
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