The established group “will investigate the fundamental causes, will elaborate an exhaustive analysis and formulate recommendations in a final report, ”according to the organization’s statement. In addition,“ an exhaustive report with all the technical details of the incident ”will be prepared before the publication of the final report.
The committee will be chaired by operators that were not directly affectedand will include other European experts already involved in the incident. The national regulatory authorities will also be invited and the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (Acer) to participate in this panel.
Entso-e You must periodically update the European Commission Already the Member States.
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The European Network also congratulated Red Electrica and the Portuguese Ren for “the rapid recovery of electrical systems from Portugal and Spain ”.
Starting from a total zero situation in the electrical system of the Iberian Peninsula, the rapid and full restoration of the supply in Portugal and Spain has demonstrated the great preparation and efficacy of network managers of transmission involved, Red Eléctrica and REN, with the support and collaboration of the French manager RTE, as well as the Moroccan Electric Company, indicates the statement.
The organization added that this was possible thanks to joint work and the cooperation of the transmission networks developed over the years, both among the control centers and within Entso-E.
According to European sources, the First technical report must be submitted within six months, and the final version must be delivered before the annual 2025 incident report is published, which would normally be disseminated in September 2026.
In a message on his social networks, the European Energy Commissioner, Dan Jørgensen, celebrated the creation of the group of experts.
“Now that Electric supply has been completely restoredit is essential to determine the causes of the incident, ”said the commissioner, who added that“ improvement measures should be based on objective data ”.
