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Spain's worst blackout prompts reconsideration of nuclear power

A severe blackout in Spain reportedly prompted Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to grant a reprieve to nuclear power plants. The headline does not provide details on the outage's scale or duration.

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Major grid failures can disrupt essential services and intensify national energy-policy debates.

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