Red Eléctrica has detected "sudden voltage changes" in recent days and will reinforce the system.

Beatriz Corredor, president of Red Eléctrica, in a recent photo. — Beatriz Corredor, president of Red Eléctrica. Europa Press

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Over the past two weeks, Red Eléctrica has detected "sudden voltage fluctuations" in the electrical system that could have an "impact on the security of supply" and is urging the National Commission on Markets and Competition to approve the proposed modifications to strengthen the system.

Red Eléctrica has detected "sudden voltage changes" in recent days and will reinforce the system.

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