Power failure in Schierling: Technicians fight against disorders!

Power failure in Schierling: Technicians fight against disorders!

in Bavaria, specifically in Schierling, is currently the need for action for Bayernwerk Netz GmbH technicians. According to news.de Power grid determined. Despite the curiosity that in Germany the electricity is less than a quarter of an hour a year on average, the current situation leaves many citizens: in the dark.

However, the interruptions of the electricity in Schierling are not a serious emergency event. The technicians are working to fix the disorders quickly, but there is no information about planned maintenance work. The residents are therefore encouraged to first check whether the problem may only exist in their own household before contacting the stealing hotline. This hotline of Bayernwerk Netz GmbH is available for interference reports at any time.

difficult conditions for technicians

The situation in Bavaria as a whole was tense last Saturday, especially in Upper and Eastern Bavaria. According to PNP.de there were numerous power outages in various areas such as Penzberg, Kolbermoor and Freilassing. The main cause was caught trees that have fallen into overhead lines due to snow loads.

The accessibility of the damage points turned out to be challenging for the technicians. Smooth streets and blocked access routes made it necessary for the service teams to work around the clock to restore the power supply for those affected. A remarkable incident occurred in the Regensburg area, where a tree fell into an overhead line and temporarily separated the towns of Matting, Graßlfing, Großberg and Oberndorf from the power grid. This disorder was remedied between 12 p.m. and a maximum of 1:38 p.m.

The effects of power failures

The reasons for such disorders are diverse. An analysis of bpb.de shows that power failures can be caused not only through natural influences, but also by technical errors, human failure or even cyber attacks. These failures often have far -reaching consequences for everyday life, industry, communication and transport systems.

In particular, the increasing demand for electricity and the necessary adaptation of the power grids to climatic changes pose great challenges for security of supply. In the future, such failures could increase, since the networks, depending on renewable energies, need resilient solutions to ensure a reliable flow of current.