Cuba power grid forecasts 2,070 MW shortfall during Friday night peak
Cuba's state-run utility has forecasted a significant power supply shortfall of 2,070 megawatts for Friday night. This ongoing energy crisis continues to disrupt essential services and daily life for the Cuban population.
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Reflects the ongoing infrastructure and economic instability in Cuba that impacts public welfare.
Cuba's National Electric System forecast a power supply shortfall of 2,070 megawatts during the evening peak on Friday, according to an update by the state-run electricity utility.
The 2,070 MW shortfall forecast is 130 MW higher than the 1,940 MW effect forecast for the previous evening.
Cuba has faced recurring electricity shortages in recent years, with authorities regularly reporting power supply disruptions and issuing forecasts for expected effects during peak demand periods.
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