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National Electrical Coordinator Presents Plan to Strengthen the Security of the System and Avoid New Blackouts
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The plan considers a series of strategic initiatives organized in four areas: prevention, containment, rapid recovery of service and continuous learning.
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Together with a series of actions that have already been carried out, the plan considers other measures derived from post-February 25 learning. In fulfilment of his role as a technical and independent body responsible for the safe operation, at minimal cost and with open access to the National Electrical System (SEN), the National Electrical Coordinator presented a plan with measures and recommendations to strengthen the security of the Chilean …
In fulfilment of his role as a technical and independent body responsible for the safe operation, at minimal cost and with open access to the National Electrical System (SEN), the National Electrical Coordinator presented a plan with measures and recommendations to strengthen the security of the Chilean electrical system, after the blackout that affected much of the country on February 25. The event, which involved a total disconnection of the s…
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