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Nearly 1,000 MW of outages: The new "normal" of Cuba's Electric Union

Cuban regime places Ramiro Valdés in charge of the program to stabilize the electrical system

Santiago de Cuba is preparing solar parks to generate energy... in 2050!

Cuban regime promises to generate nearly 600 MW of solar energy in the first half of 2025

Cuban government presents its "miraculous" plan to end long-term blackouts

Cuban regime announces arrival of parts for Fidel's "energy revolution" generators

Holguín Electric Company "classifies screws" in voluntary work as blackouts exceed 15 hours a day

Electric workers from various provinces are heading to Havana to assist in the recovery efforts following the hurricane

A Chinese company believes that solar energy is the "ultimate solution" for Cuba

More than 1,400 MW in blackouts and eight thermoelectric plants disconnected ahead of Rafael's arrival

Havana Electric Company announces more emergency blackouts

Minister of Energy and Mines: "The electrical system is fragile."

CTE Antonio Guiteras is back online, but with limited capacity

The Minister of Energy and Mines updates on the progress of the restoration of the Cuban electrical system

Another day with over 1,000 MW of blackouts in Cuba

Cuban government resumes sale of liquefied gas after paying supplier

The Cuban regime confirms that power outages will continue until the year 2025

The collapse of the national electric power system: From 22,000 tubes to hundreds of millions of nuts and bolts

Cuban government promises to launch two solar parks in 2024

Energy Minister speaks out after tense day of blackouts: "Fuel is at Cuban ports."

Over 800 MW: Cuba’s Electric Union starts September with massive blackouts

The Cuban government washes its hands of the duration of power outages by province: "It is determined in each territory."

Energy Minister acknowledges the government's failure to prevent blackouts this summer

The Cuban government promises one minute of electricity generation without imported fuel by 2025

Cubans share their views on blackouts and the government's promises for the summer

Blackouts continue in Cuba despite the government's promises for the summer

Minister of Energy acknowledges disruptions in electricity supply due to a lack of fuel

Break in Felton pipes triggers power outages in Cuba, affecting over 1,200 MW

The "yes, but no" of the Electric Union of Cuba

Blackouts in Cuba: The impacts exceed 1,000 MW during the weekend

Energy Minister on blackouts in Cuba: "They are bearable."

Minister of Energy and Mines on the maintenance of Cuba's thermoelectric plants: "We are playing it safe."

Government denies vague rumor regarding the energy situation in Cuba

Yusuam Palacios meets with the Minister of Energy over the blackout crisis

The government assures that it is distributing fuel for electricity generation in the eastern provinces of Cuba

Cuba's Minister of Energy: "Planning blackouts is extremely complex."

Cuba's Minister of Energy justifies: "There are millions without electricity in the world."

The regime acknowledges a "complex energy scenario," but assures that the situation will improve in April

Cuban reacts to the energy minister's promise that the situation will improve: "We've been hearing the same thing for years."

The Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant will connect to the National Electrical System on March 18, according to the Minister of Energy

Cuba's Energy Minister promises that the situation will improve "in the future."

Energy and Mines Minister announces blackouts in October due to a deficit of up to 700 MW

Energy and Mining Minister does not rule out power outages in the summer, and Cubans are growing impatient: "The same old story."

What a poor thing you are, Vicente de la O

The Minister of Energy and the director of the Electric Union of Cuba have been dismissed