Cobra Link down after five days
Five days after the power interconnector between the Netherlands and Denmark was opened, an unknown error caused a nearly 16-hour disruption in the cable.
Danish transmission system operator (TSO) Energinet's live graphical overview of grid movements Friday showed no activity between Jutland in western Denmark and the Netherlands. Friday morning at 6.24 a.m. CET, the cable in question was noted as transmitting 0 MW. It was only 16 hours later – 10.22 p.m. – that electrons were coursing through the connector once more.
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