I apologize Giorgio for writing these things here,…
Below is a comment from my brother Pavlo,…
Yesterday I wrote that the network frequency has increased, which is not true, it has actually decreased, what is the explanation:
Solar inverters in practice “sense” the network frequency and try to create an identical frequency, well, in order for the electric current to flow into the network, the inverter raises its voltage above the network and this is how all solar inverters do it,… the result is an increase in the voltage in the network. On the other hand, certain power plants have to reduce their production by reducing the load on the generators, this probably also means a slight reduction in the revolutions - frequency,… in short, anyway, the network becomes unstable…
The iceberg was not the main culprit for the sinking of the Titanic, the main culprit was arrogance and hubris, because someone wanted to set new records.
The same story is behind the Spanish story of “green energy” and the collapse of the grid.
On April 16, for the first time on a working day, Spain produced as much electricity from wind turbines, sunflowers and hydropower as it consumed.
Five days later, solar energy set a new record, producing 78.6% of demand and 61.5% of the grid mix.
Yesterday, when it was time to set an even better record, an eclipse occurred.
Since it occurred because of the desire to prove the possibility of generating electricity with zero emissions, let’s call it the NetZero eclipse.
Tens of millions of people instantly became immersed in the fiction of “back to the future”
People were stuck in elevators. Subways stopped between stations. Gas stations couldn’t pump gas. Grocery stores couldn’t process payments…
It was one of the largest peacetime power outages Europe has ever experienced. And it wasn’t random. It wasn’t an unpredictable, or even a once-in-a-lifetime event.
Politicians, befitting their intelligence and the mentality of the people, immediately blamed “extreme temperature changes” and “a rare atmospheric phenomenon.”
…if such explanations worked in the Middle Ages, why wouldn’t they today? People are indeed more educated than they were then, but their intelligence isn’t. People still believe in black magic, astrology, witches, and wizards…
In a “traditional” power grid, dominated by heavy generators powered by gas and steam turbines, nuclear reactors, and water turbines, small disturbances are absorbed and smoothed out by the sheer physical inertia of the system. The heavy rotating mass of the generators acts as a shock absorber, resisting rapid frequency changes and stabilizing the grid.
But in a power system dominated by solar cells, wind turbines and inverters, there is almost no physical inertia. Solar cells do not produce mechanical rotation. Most modern wind turbines are electronically decoupled from the grid and provide little stabilizing force …
Otherwise, politicians and the “green agenda”, although they claim that the real reason will take several months of investigation, at the same time categorically deny any connection between sunflowers and windmills and the NetZero eclipse.
They also cite the poor connections of the Spanish electricity grid with the rest of Europe as one of the key factors why the NetZero eclipse occurred, which is absolutely not true. The best proof is yesterday’s event, when the frequency dropped to 49.85Hz throughout Europe!
In other words, we were only 0.1Hz away from having a pan-European NetZero eclipse, 
since the oldest power plants, including one nuclear plant in Belgium, had already started to fail. This caused the French to cut off the connection with Spain.
From the graph in the previous post, it is clear that at the moment of the NetZero eclipse, Spain had too much solar energy, which it had nowhere to export, as there was too much electricity throughout Europe due to the sunny weather.
Of course, some of the sunflowers could be disconnected, but then there would be no new record😅
From the graph, I conclude that the wind just dropped to the limit where windmills usually stop.
But since the Spanish were chasing a new NetZero record, they probably tried to keep them moving, which consumed all the inertia in the network and pushed the frequency below the lower permissible limit, which not even the rest of Europe was able to balance…
