Two back-to-back power outages in southern France, including during the Cannes Film Festival, raise alarms over sabotage and weaknesses in the country’s critical energy infrastructure.
France faces a wave of coordinated power grid sabotage, with Nice and Cannes suffering major blackouts within 24 hours.
A fire of suspected criminal origin at a substation in southeastern France disrupted electricity for 160,000 homes, temporarily affecting the Cannes Film Festival.
France expresses strong interest in co-financing mining and renewable energy infrastructure in Argentina’s San Juan province.
U.S. officials fear Chinese-made solar components may contain hidden kill switches, threatening national energy security and grid resilience.
The 2021 Kentucky tornado was one of the deadliest in U.S. history—and a wake-up call for grid modernization. This article explores how the storm crippled energy systems and what must change.
A newly discovered solar storm from over 14,000 years ago dwarfs the infamous Carrington Event, offering urgent lessons for today’s technology-reliant world.
Following Spain’s nationwide blackout, a CIS survey reveals that nearly half of citizens blame a system failure, while over a quarter suspect a cyberattack. The public demands urgent upgrades to the national power grid and criticizes the government’s slow communication.
A powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake shook Chile’s Magallanes Region on May 2, 2025, triggering a tsunami alert and evacuations. This report explores its tectonic origin, impact on mining and energy infrastructure, and why experts call it a wake-up call for southern Chile.
A substation explosion in Enschede, Netherlands, has left over 20,000 homes without electricity and injured a technician. Authorities are still investigating the cause.