Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez has announced a series of measures to safeguard the country’s National Electrical System (SEN) amid climate risks and disruptions caused by a recent earthquake. On Sunday, Rodríguez held a conference call with governors and cabinet members to outline an action plan to prepare for a severe drought.
As part of the plan, Rodríguez called for electricity rationing to mitigate the impact of the drought on the electrical system. The move is aimed at preventing disruptions to the power supply and ensuring the stability of the SEN.
In a related development, the US Chargé d’Affaires recently visited the Guri Dam, a key component of Venezuela’s electrical infrastructure. The visit comes as Venezuela struggles to maintain a stable power supply in the face of challenges such as drought and earthquakes.
According to Rodríguez, the measures announced on Sunday are intended to address the immediate needs of the electrical system and prevent further disruptions. The Venezuelan government has not provided further details on the specifics of the electricity rationing plan or the outcome of the US Chargé d’Affaires’ visit to the Guri Dam.
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