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Spain attributes power blackout control delays to company interests

The Spanish government reportedly cleared the CNMC of blame for the blackout and attributed delays in voltage-control rules to companies' economic interests. The headline does not specify a new outage or restoration failure.

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The findings raise concerns about regulatory oversight and resilience of Spain's electricity system.

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