Future Acquisitions, page-7

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/dont-blame-renewables-spains-power-outage-bousso-2025-04-30/

The sharp decline in solar power output—from 18 GW to 5 GW—was a central factor. However, the lack of grid inertia, traditionally provided by rotating machinery in fossil fuel and nuclear plants, exacerbated the collapse. With 70% reliance on inverter-based renewables at the time, Spain's system lacked resilience. Experts argue for urgent investments in battery storage, grid synchronization, and infrastructure modernization to support the growing share of renewables.



Not a reason to drive nuclear nuts, but helpful. Will probably drive urgent batteries installation in the short term.... much faster than putting in a nuclear station. Probably help those companies realing from Trump anti everything green policy. (anti human policy I might add)