However, the Ministry of Energy and Mines acted quickly, starting restoration work immediately after the incident. The quick response and tireless work of technicians and workers in the electrical sector were essential to restoring service in record time.

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Cuba Gradually Reactivates Electricity Generation

In a remarkable collective effort, Cuba has managed to fully restore its National Electroenergetic System (SEN), a significant milestone that comes after a series of technical and operational challenges.

 At 11:34 PM on Wednesday evening, the Minister of Energy and Mines, Vicente de la O Levy, announced through his X account that all units in the start-up process had entered the system, with the exception of Unit 1 at Felton, which already had its boiler on and was expected to synchronize in the next few hours.

This advance comes after a complicated morning in which a new disconnection of the SEN was recorded due to an automatic firing at the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant, located in Matanzas.

However, the Ministry of Energy and Mines acted quickly, starting restoration work immediately after the incident. The quick response and tireless work of technicians and workers in the electrical sector were essential to restoring service in record time.

The restoration of the electricity system not only represents relief for Cuban citizens, who have faced power cuts and supply difficulties, but also symbolizes the country’s resilience and commitment to overcoming challenges.

With this restoration, Cuba takes a firm step forward, demonstrating that despite adversity, collaboration and joint effort can overcome significant obstacles. The Cuban community can look to the future with hope, knowing that its electrical system is back online and ready to serve its citizens.

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