Restore power grid after depression Kristin costs 110 million
On that day, E-Networks reported having checked "a peak of about a million customers affected at 06:00 in the morning", and an hour later they were about..
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On that day, E-Redes reported having verified "a peak of about one million clients affected at 06:00 in the morning", and one hour later there were about 855 thousand customers without power, "being the main districts impacted Guarda, Coimbra, Castelo Branco, Portalegre, Leiria, Santarém and Setúbal". Almost a month later, on February 26, EDP, a group that is part of E-Networks, announced that it had restored energy to 100% of the customers affected by the storms. Choose ECO as a preferred font on Google Choose “The updated estimates point to an impact of around EUR 110 million on network replacement, including measures to increase its resilience,” says E-Networks , noting that the “value may be changed, notably following indications from the study that the Government has determined to be implemented by DGEG [General Directorate for Energy and Geology], which focuses precisely on resilience.”.
Furthermore, At least 19 people died in Portugal between the end of January and the beginning of March following the passage of the Kristin depressions on January 28, Leonardo and Marta, who also made several hundred wounded, displaced and displaced. “5,300 posts/supports requiring repair or replacement and 47 infrastructure damage substations are also accounted for , of which 24 recorded feeding impediments following Storm Kristin”. “At the moment, approximately 65 million are executed, of which the high voltage represents about 30%, the medium voltage 50% and the low voltage 20%,” he explains. On January 28, the Kristin depression caused "extensive and deep" damage to the national power grid, "with impact on all voltage levels and their network assets".
In addition, In the information sent to Lusa, E-Nets maintains that “the impact was recorded in about 6,000 kilometres of network”, of which it is estimated that “more than 500 kilometers require repair or replacement of drivers, poles and other assets”. Insurance companies paid 1.4 billion in compensation.
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On that day, E-Redes reported having verified "a peak of about one million clients affected at 06:00 in the morning", and one hour later there were about 855 thousand customers without power, "being the main districts impacted Guarda, Coimbra, Castelo Branco, Portalegre, Leiria, Santarém and Setúbal".
reliability low1/3 sourcesAlmost a month later, on February 26, EDP, a group that is part of E-Networks, announced that it had restored energy to 100% of the customers affected by the storms.
reliability low1/3 sourcesChoose ECO as a preferred font on Google Choose “The updated estimates point to an impact of around EUR 110 million on network replacement, including measures to increase its resilience,” says E-Networks , noting that the “value may be changed, notably following indications from the study that the Government has determined to be implemented by DGEG [General Directorate for Energy and Geology], which focuses precisely on resilience.”.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAt least 19 people died in Portugal between the end of January and the beginning of March following the passage of the Kristin depressions on January 28, Leonardo and Marta, who also made several hundred wounded, displaced and displaced.
reliability low1/3 sources“5,300 posts/supports requiring repair or replacement and 47 infrastructure damage substations are also accounted for , of which 24 recorded feeding impediments following Storm Kristin”. “At the moment, approximately 65 million are executed, of which the high voltage represents about 30%, the medium voltage 50% and the low voltage 20%,” he explains.
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn January 28, the Kristin depression caused "extensive and deep" damage to the national power grid, "with impact on all voltage levels and their network assets".
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn the information sent to Lusa, E-Nets maintains that “the impact was recorded in about 6,000 kilometres of network”, of which it is estimated that “more than 500 kilometers require repair or replacement of drivers, poles and other assets”.
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Insurance companies paid 1.4 billion in compensation
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