CEOE warns of «significant damage» to businesses and praises «exemplary» behavior in Cantabria
The article talks about the economic impact of the recent power outage in Spain and the response from various sectors. CEOE CEPYME Cantabria President, Enrique Conde, highlighted the significant damages suffered by companies in the region and praised the exemplary behavior of both businesses and citizens. He also emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into the causes of the blackout to prevent future occurrences.
The industrial sector was particularly affected by the power outage, with challenges in restarting production lines. Other sectors like transportation, services, and agriculture also faced disruptions. CEOE is gathering information to assess the damages and seek financial support to recover from the crisis.
Conde commended the regional government for its prompt and coordinated response to the emergency but criticized the central government for delays in providing information. He called for transparency in understanding the root causes of the blackout to learn from the incident and prevent its recurrence.
In light of the energy crisis, Conde urged a reconsideration of Spain’s energy policy, emphasizing the importance of a balanced and robust energy system. He highlighted the need for greater interconnections with neighboring countries to ensure energy security and attract investments.
The article concludes with a reminder of the vital role of energy policy in a country’s economy and its ability to attract investments. Conde’s call for transparency and accountability in addressing the energy crisis reflects the concerns of the business community in Cantabria.
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