Incident in the power system of North Macedonia on May 18th In the early hours of 18 May, North Macedonia experienced a partial blackout, leading to an almost complete loss of electricity...
Following the incident, MEPSO, the transmission system operator (TSO) of North Macedonia, immediately acti-vated their system restoration plan, as well as other relevant national operational
On 18 May 2025 in the early morning hours, a partial blackout occurred in the power system of North Macedonia. The incident resulted in a loss of almost 100% of load in the electricity system of North
A condition which may be caused by an interruption of the data communication link (or signalling line circuit) caused by either an "open" circuit, "short" circuit, or device failure.
Disruptions at the affected 400/110 kV transformer stations were triggered by high voltage levels in the grid, caused by low consumption, typical for nighttime hours and weekends at
Europe''s grids are becoming more reactive-power-dominated, data-driven, and interconnected. The real question isn''t if we''ll see more of these incidents, but how prepared we''ll be
The remainder of the Continental Europe (CE) power system did not experience any significant disturbance. The factual report presents a detailed account of the system conditions on 18
(Montel) High voltage and low consumption in southeast Europe''s grid triggered a short-term blackout in North Macedonia early on Sunday and left much of the country in the dark for about
Europe''s TSO group to probe North Macedonia''s May blackout (Montel) European TSO group Entso-E said on Tuesday it would investigate the power blackout that occurred in North
According to the update, grid instability caused by low consumption at nighttime and on weekends is a problem shared by almost all transmission system operators in the region and around
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