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In reply to the discussion: Voltage, inertia and the Iberian blackout part 2: faulty PV inverter crashed the grid [View all]

hunter

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2. If it hadn't been that inverter it would have been something else.
Reply to gay texan (Reply #1)
Sun Jan 4, 2026, 07:06 PM
Jan 4

Keeping a grid stable when there is a plethora of intermittent power sources connected to it is not a trivial problem.

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Voltage, inertia and the Iberian blackout part 2: faulty PV inverter crashed the grid [View all] NNadir Jan 4 OP
So in other words gay texan Jan 4 #1
If it hadn't been that inverter it would have been something else. hunter Jan 4 #2
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