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Electricity grid operator cancels power call ahead of eclipse
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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The Evening Standard and Independent Business report that the electricity grid operator, Neso, has cancelled a power call ahead of the eclipse. Both sources state that the precautionary measure was taken to ensure a safety cushion between demand and energy supply. The Independent Business adds context by mentioning the ongoing heatwave, whereas the Evening Standard focuses on the timing of the cancelled power call. The coverage of the story is broadly similar between the two outlets.
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Evening Standard
Electricity grid operator cancels power call ahead of eclipse
Neso had taken the ‘precautionary measure’ to make sure it had a ‘greater safety cushion’ between demand and energy supply on Wednesday evening.
12 Aug, 14:09
Independent Business
Britain’s electricity grid operator cancels power warning amid heatwave
Neso had issued a so-called electricity margin notice for between 7pm and 10pm on Wednesday.
24 Jun, 15:58
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