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If there is a single good thing to come out of the #poweroutage it will be the postmortem I'll (hopefully) get to read one day.
Oh and just in case the @nationalgriduk needs someone with postmortem expertise (either collecting data, building good quality timelines, post analysis, feedback, "root" causes, human/operator error (lol if you think that), arbitration, etc), feel free to reach out- I can help 
An initial incident report by @nationalgriduk at https://www.nationalgrideso.com/document/151081/download …. I'm hoping they will shed some light on (I'm not an expert in power):
a) lightning strikes responsible for both power losses - they mention that being a rare event: how rare we can estimate it to be?
b) is maintaining a higher than "just" the regulatory approved automatic "backup" power (of 1000MW) a potential learning? Yes, it's within requirements, are the requirements good enough?
c) some issues were caused by cascading "behaviour" of external systems - I think a question we need to bear is why did those systems create expectations that caused themselves to fail? And was it unnecessary for them to fail (not clear to me)?
And a great recap was written by @mitch_oneill at https://mitchoneill.com/blog/uk-blackouts-interim-report/ ….
Overall, the initial report is pretty good in its descriptions and timelines (but still lacks a bit on the changes it will translate into - maybe a question for E3C).
Big caveat here: I am *not* a power grid expert, the above are just some of the questions I'm left with reading the report. Again, have to say that it's a good report when it's about something that has happened less than a month ago and involving many stakeholders.
I'm interested in comparing it to the recent one from Argentina. I think there are some similarities. Book club?
Oh that would be nice.
Which power outage is this? I have the post-mortem for the Argentinean one, it's not very satisfying
I was talking about this one: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49300025 …. Can someone send over the official post-mortem for the Argentinean one? I can't find it.
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