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Nordic TSOs blow war horn in face of looming wind collapse

Large amounts of wind energy create a power system that could ultimately collapse, similarly to the UK's big blackout in the autumn of 2019. To prevent this, Nordic transmission system operators now join together to find a solution.

Among other things, the disconnection of Hornsea led to the UK blackout in the fall. Now TSOs attempt to prevent wind energy from creating a similar collapse in the Nordics. Photo: Joachim Adrian
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