An oil-fired power plant in southern Sweden owned by German energy giant Uniper suffered a failure early on Thursday when a boiler tripped, adding to supply issues in the country where nuclear and wind power generation was lower than usual.
Outage At Oil-fired Plant In Sweden Adds To Power Supply IssuesU.S.
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