A widespread blackout across Spain and Portugal upended the lives of millions of people across the Iberian Peninsula.

Experts from the University of Reading have explained why Spain and Portugal experienced widespread power outages on Monday, April 29 ...

The countries boast high levels of wind and solar on their grids, leading to speculation about the robustness of the ...

The outages occurred just hours before the Iberian Peninsula was hit by power cuts that crippled the countries' ...

Power has now been fully restored in Spain and Portugal, as officials continue to investigate what caused the outage.

Extensive power outages struck Spain, Portugal, and parts of southern France yesterday, leaving millions without electricity and disrupting essential services ...

The blackout that paralyzed the Iberian Peninsula had an especially fierce impact on trains that run across Spain.

Electricity has returned to most of Spain and Portugal but with continued disruptions on the second day after an unknown ...

Widespread power cuts brought Spain and Portugal to a standstill on Monday as traffic lights switched off and people were left unable to access cash machines. Spanish power distributors said on ...

THE Department of Energy (DOE), alongside other energy stakeholders, is confident that the country is prepared to handle a massive blackout similar to what happened in Spain and Portugal. “The public ...

Spain's national grid operator Red Eléctrica de España has ruled out a cyberattack and pointed to a drop in solar generation ...

REE's Operations Chief today admitted that it was possible that solar power could be to blame for Monday's outages, but added ...