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Inquiry Finds Serious Culture Problems at UK Grid Operator

Inquiry Finds Serious Culture Problems at UK Grid Operator

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An independent inquiry has found significant cultural and governance problems at Neso, the body that runs Britain's electricity grid. Control room staff had accused bosses of hiding the true risk of blackouts during June's heatwave. Investigators found no proof of meddling in operational decisions, but said engineers faced high stress over keeping the grid balanced. Ofgem's boss, Tim Jarvis, called the findings important and concerning.

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