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To: DinoNavarre who wrote (9622)	10/19/2022 7:26:38 AM
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On Monday, John Pettigrew, the National Grid chief, said that blackouts will have to be imposed in January and February if electricity generators don’t have enough gas to meet demand, especially if there is a period of cold weather, as reported by Sky News. Datacenters go: Good bye Internet! “ Equinix is closely monitoring developments around any impact to power and gas supplies...to ensure a good diesel stockholding and various redundant supply chain provisions across its sites, should there be any interruptions to grid availability,” Gary Aitkenhead, senior VP at Equinix told IT Pro. Diesel Generators? "Europe's tanks are running low on diesel, making the market vulnerable to wild price volatility, with sanctions against Russia threatening to deliver the biggest supply shock in living memory in less than four months." They should get expertise from South Africa Datacenters operators which are constantly subjects to load shedding blackouts