Las eléctricas elevan ante la CNMC los costes extra tras el apagón y meten presión a Ganuza
Hacen llegar al regulador informes donde cuestionan la falta de cobertura jurídica para mantener la operación reforzada, al tiempo que se quejan de la falta de datos fiables de su impacto real
On October 1st, the newly appointed President of the National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC), Juan José Ganuza, addressed the electric utilities, who were gathering for their annual assembly. This meeting held significant weight, as it involved formidable companies which Ganuza would have to coexist with and oversee.
The economist, with an accomplished academic background, offered them his best regards. Ganuza explained that the electricity sector was undergoing a pivotal moment, fortified by a generation of renewable energy that provided a perfect shield against the geopolitical situation. Under these circumstances, electrification and investment in networks would become the "cornerstone" of the system, he argued.
After the initial introductions and familiarities, Ganuza quickly discovered that the attendees had additional concerns. They demanded that he focus on the so-called reinforced operation of the system, implemented by Red Eléctrica (REE) following the power outage on April 28th.
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