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Government and private sector evaluate energy saving plan amid electricity deficit in Venezuela

Venezuelan government and the business sector are assessing plans for electricity rationing and self-generation due to generation deficits in the country.

Representatives of the national executive and the business sector met to evaluate a National Energy Saving Plan in Venezuela.

The electricity deficit is attributed to damages caused by the June 24 earthquake at SEN and the El Niño phenomenon.

The Executive will incorporate 600 megawatts from Planta Centro into the National Electric System.

Plans are underway to add 4,800 megawatts to the electric system before the end of the year through agreements with General Electric Vernova and IMPSA.

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