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More power cuts hit Tenerife

People stuck in lifts, traffic lights off, cash machines dead… This was the situation in Tenerife yesterday when another power cut affected 40% of the island. The power cut occurred at 9:15AM yesterday (Wednesday 4th August 2010) when there was an ‘incident’ in Las Caletillas power station which provides electricity to 40% of the island. [...]

Power cut affects 95% of Lanzarote

A power cut, this time on Lanzarote, left nearly the whole of the island (95%) without electricity for approximately 1 and a half hours today when a fault (currently unknown) in Punta Grande caused all the municipalities sub stations to shut down, except Yaiza, which is powered from an underwater cable from Fuerteventura via Playa [...]

Unelco-Endesa to pay €6 million fine over power cut

Unelco-Endesa are to pay a fine of €6.000.000 for leaving 468.000 clients (the whole of the island of Tenerife) without electricity on the 4th March 2010. The company claims a protection system failed during ‘heavy atmospheric conditions’ on the 4th March 2010 and left the whole island of Tenerife without electricity for over 7 hours.

Las Caletillas power station to close in 2015

The ‘Las Caletillas’ power station is to shut down in June 2015, according to reports. While the debate over the contruction of a third power station on the island of Tenerife continues in order to minimise more island-wide power cuts, it seems that the company (Unelco-Endesa) has forgotten that the original power station in Candelaria, [...]

Yet another total power cut for Tenerife

It is the second power cut to leave the whole island of Tenerife in as many weeks, and the third in less than a year. The incident started at 1:19 this morning (1st March 2010) and lasted until 6.30 this morning. The incident was said to have occured on the 66kv line at Las Caletillas [...]

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