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PDVSA Plans to Boost Methane Gas Supply to Thermoelectric System by Year-End

State oil firm PDVSA announces plans to increase gas deliveries and resume work on the stalled Tocoma hydroelectric plant amid Venezuela's electricity crisis.

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Is the regime's fiscal position stabilizing or collapsing? · Full question dossier →

linked by topic terms: pdvsa

What would settle it: Two quarters of consistent PDVSA output and reserve figures from independent trackers.

Evidence state: establishedas of Sep 12, 2026changed from emerging → establishednot yet linked to a tracked event object in our corpus — no source count yet

PDVSA's gas vice president announces plans to deliver 2 billion cubic feet per day of methane by December, claiming national supply is guaranteed at 100%.

The Venezuelan government signed a contract addendum with IMPSA to resume construction on the Tocoma Hydroelectric Central in Bolívar state.

The government attributes Venezuela's electrical failures to sabotage and international sanctions, while opposition and expert sources blame chronic underinvestment and poor maintenance.

Transparencia Venezuela reports Tocoma's infrastructure remains paralyzed despite reaching 87.19% construction completion.

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