After a warning from the Mayor of Almuñécar that there should be no blackouts like last year and a promise from Endesa that there wouldn’t be… there was, on the 8th.
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Sevillana/Endesa Reassures Almuñécar
by Hugh MacArthur •
Electricity-company, area Heads for Eastern Andalucia claimed that the blackouts on the 15th of August 2014 in Almuñécar were just glitches and that there is no need to worry this year.
Salobreña Weekend Power Cuts
by Hugh MacArthur •
Salobreña Town Hall is incensed with the power cuts experienced in town over last weekend, the 25th and 26th.
Almuñécar Tough on Endesa
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has told Sevillana-Endesa electricity company that it does not want a rerun of last year’s disastrous power cut.
Baza Forlorn
by Martin Myall •
Endesa has closed down its offices in Baza, which served the whole of the altiplano; i.e. north-east Granada. Now users up there will have to travel to Guadix to sign electricity contracts etc.
Electricity Goes Up Yet Again
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Government has announced that the price of electricity will go up again, making it the fourth time this year; this time by 3.1%.
Town Hall Electric Cut
by Martin Myall •
(Metropolitan Granada) The Town Hall of Otura had its electricity supply cut for a few hours as a warning over its unpaid electricity bill. The staff saw all their computers and other electrical equipment, as well as the lights, die for a period of one hour – the point had been made.
Blackouts and Rebellion
by Duncan Inglis •
After years of sudden blackouts, when yet another one occured during the final World Cup game, the Town Hall of La Puebla said, “that’s it!”
The Electricity Rebellion II
by Editor •
Last month we reported on two Alpujarreños that had rebelled against Sevillana/Endesa’s haughty disdain for its customers. Well, their stance has attracted the support of many locals.
Electricity Strike!
by Editor •
No, we don’t mean that the utility companies are going on strike, but that the electricity consumers in Órgiva have been blacking out their homes in protest over the ‘arrogance’ of Sevillana-Endesa.