Frequency Deviations In Continental Europe Are Causing Electric Clocks To Run Behind By 5 Minutes

Frequency Deviations In Continental Europe Are Causing Electric Clocks To Run Behind By 5 Minutes

  • March 6, 2018
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Continental European Power System has been experiencing, since mid-January, continuous significant power deviations due to shortage in supply from one transmission system operator of the interconnected system. All actions are taken by the TSOs of Continental Europe and by ENTSO-E to resolve the situation.

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