Britain’s electrical system operator launched an investigation into an alleged cover-up of a national blackout near-miss last month, but critics say the probe appears designed to intimidate whistleblowers and amounts to the government body marking its own homework.
An “independent” investigation into alleged falsifying of records and undue political influence in the control room of Britain’s national energy transmission system [pictured, above] has been called seriously into question, and the integrity of the theoretically independent government body responsible, the National Energy Systems Operator (NESO) is under intense scrutiny.
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