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Adrian VILCIU Presedinte Executiv ARPIC
Bucuresti, Noiembrie 2016
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Fragilitatea InfrastructurilorCritice
On the night of Saturday, November 5, 2006, about 10 million people in
France, Italy and Germany were trapped in trains and elevators
when electric power went out for about half an hour. The German
energy company E.ON said the problem began in northwestern
Germany, where its network became overloaded due to a high-voltage
transmission line over a river that had been shut down to let a ship
pass safely. The company said it had carried out similar shutdowns in
the past without incident, and that it could not understand
where and why the shortfall in electricity began. The German
government immediately demanded an explanation from E.ON of
what happenedand how it would prevent a reoccurrence.
According to the German economy minister, Michael Glos,
(Power outages of this kind are not only annoying for people,
but also represent a considerable risk for the economy.)
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