Cuba: National Electric Union Reports Synchronization of the National Electric System
Despite the challenges, including the coinciding impact of Hurricane Oscar, electric worker brigades tirelessly mobilized to assess damage, carry out repairs, and restore service in affected Oct 22, 2024 Photo: @DeZurdaTeam_
October 22, 2024 Hour: 4:23 pm
The synchronization of the national electric system represents a vital step toward normalizing service and fully recovering electricity supply across the island.
Related:
Cuba: President Díaz-Canel Addresses Improvement of the Country’s Electrical Situation
The National Electric Union (UNE) of Cuba has reported that, following the disconnection of the national electric system that occurred a few days ago, complete synchronization of the system was achieved at 2:44 PM today. This event marks a significant milestone in the efforts to restore electricity service across the country.
The initial disconnection left thousands of Cubans without power, raising concerns about the impact on daily life and economic activities. In the following days, multiple system disconnections were reported, further complicating the situation and prompting UNE to activate emergency protocols.
Despite the challenges, including the coinciding impact of Hurricane Oscar, electric worker brigades tirelessly mobilized to assess damage, carry out repairs, and restore service in affected areas.
Their dedication and relentless effort were crucial in overcoming the difficulties posed by adverse weather conditions.
The synchronization of the national electric system represents a vital step toward normalizing service and fully recovering electricity supply across the island.
UNE reaffirms its commitment to working towards a more resilient and efficient electric system to face future challenges.
Autor: MLM
Fuente: @OSDE_UNE
