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Taiwan's large-scale power outage on the 13th, Taiwan's "Zhongshi News Network" said that for this blackout, Taiwan authorities leader Tsai Ing-wen and the Democratic Progressive Party all said that it had nothing to do with the lack of electricity, but that there was a problem with the risk management of the power grid. Some netizens on the island are sarcastic, isn't it the lack of electricity! Is it so difficult to tell the truth?
According to the report, the whole taiwan on the 13th without warning of the power outage, because the Kaohsiung Xingda power plant 4 units jumped, 4 million households partition power ration, large-scale impact on industrial and commercial operations and people's lives.
Tsai Ing-wen held an emergency press conference on the evening of the 13th, saying that the reason for the power outage was the power grid problem of transmission and distribution; Su Zhenchang, the head of the administrative agency, also immediately posted on Facebook, saying that due to the power grid accident, the Xingda power plant in Kaohsiung was shut down, resulting in many power outages. Hong Shenhan, a "legislator" from the Democratic Progressive Party, said that the 13th was a power grid failure for transmission and distribution, not a shortage of generator sets, let alone a lack of electricity, and this incident presented a problem of power management design for the power grid.
Wang Meihua (center) apologized on the evening of the 13th with Taiwan Electric Power Chairman Yang Weifu (2nd from the right) for the power outage (Source: Taiwan's "Zhongshi News Network")
For the reason for the power outage, Wang Meihua and Taipower at the press conference on the evening of the 13th, also said that it was a power grid problem, because of the dam discharge failure of the North Ultra-High Voltage Substation on Zhulu Road in Kaohsiung City, resulting in the Xingda power plant being unable to output the power and jumping, affecting 2.2 million kilowatts of electricity, because it must be unloaded and cleaned, so Taipower took turns to cut off the power in the whole Taiwan division, affecting about 4 million households. Another reason for the power outage, Wang Meihua said, several power plants are repairing in the old age, is expected to resume operation next week, in previous years are expected to be completed before the summer, but just encountered poor water conditions and other conditions, resulting in a slow speed to restore power supply.
Taipower said that because "the 7 worst cases all collide together", it will cause a major power outage.
For the statement of Taiwan Television, many netizens left a message in the comment area of Taiwan media, saying, "If you apologize, you can solve the problem, the world will not need the police", "just started, the heat is coming", "the so-called '7 worst situations are all encountered', many of them are repeatedly reminded by all sectors of society, you just ignore it."
Some netizens said, "Simply put, it is a lack of electricity!" That's right! "Seven reasons were spoken of, simply put, the lack of electricity!!! Don't talk around the bend, it's all nonsense! Isn't it just a lack of electricity! Is it so difficult to tell the truth? ”
"China Times" analyzed in a special article on the 14th that the power outage on May 13 actually completely burned out the illusion that the DPP authorities repeatedly guaranteed that Taiwan "does not lack electricity", and also highlighted the loopholes in the impetus of energy policy green power and insufficient support.
Former Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu posted on Facebook on the evening of the 13th that living and working in peace and contentment was the most basic demand that the Taiwan authorities should provide to the people, but now Taiwan, on the surface, is beautifully packaged by the DPP authorities' various beautiful "big internal propaganda", but in essence, it is a lack of water, a power outage, a sharp decline in the stock market, and a heating up of the epidemic, which makes people look worried.
According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency", the bus of the north ultra-high voltage substation on Luzhu Road in Kaohsiung City failed on the 13th, resulting in the Xingda power plant being unable to output electricity; at 2:37 p.m. on the same day, two coal-fired and two gas-fired units jumped out of the machine, accounting for 6% of the load power at the peak time at that time. Taipower had to urgently repair the equipment, and from 3 p.m. onwards, it took turns to limit the power in a zonal manner, each time for 50 minutes, and the power supply was restored until 8 p.m. It is understood that Xingda Power Plant is the third largest power plant in Taiwan, second only to Taichung Power Plant and Datan Power Plant, with coal and liquefied natural gas as the main fuel.
There was no warning blackout in Taiwan, and even the live broadcast of the epidemic press conference was suddenly interrupted, when the press room was instantly dark, only the computer and mobile phone on the desk were lit, and many online netizens asked what happened? People's lives have also been greatly impacted, because the power in some areas during the dinner period has not been restored, the people have to stir-fry in the dark, eat, use mobile phones as flashlight lighting, coupled with the power outage caused by no air conditioning blowing, can only "sweat and eat a meal in the dark". Many supermarkets are in a state of power outage, and the clerks are helpless at the cash register. According to the Economic Daily, the number of electricity users affected by the blackout has exceeded 10 million, greatly exceeding the 6.68 million households that lost power in August 2017. 【World Wide Web】