Published 3 months ago

Cuba import data casts doubt on official 'fuel crisis' explanation

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Cuba's power grid is running deficits at times over one-third of total demand, leading to hours-long blackouts across much of the island. Cuba's economy demands about 125,000 barrels per day of fuels, including motor gasoline, diesel and fuel oil for electricity generation. Cuba has a steady domestic oil production of about 40,000 bpd that is mostly burned for power generation.

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Cuba import data casts doubt on official 'fuel crisis' explanation

HAVANA/HOUSTON: At a small cafe in the town of Bejucal outside of Havana, owner Germán Martín tries to organise his life and business around increasingly frequent blackouts. It is not easy. Although occasional outages are a fact of life in Cuba, it has gotten worse lately, says Martin. Sometimes the powe

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Cuba import data casts doubt on official 'fuel crisis' explanation

HAVANA/ At a small cafe in the town of Bejucal outside of Havana, owner Germán Martín tries to organize his life and business around increasingly frequent blackouts. It is not easy. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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