Mega-blackout affects Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan, and Quintana Roo

The massive blackout that took place on Monday afternoon in southeastern Mexico has been resolved. On Tuesday, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) announced that at 2.10 p.m. today the electricity service was restored in affected areas of the Yucatan and Tabasco Peninsula, so “the supply already operates normally,” according to a statement broadcast by social networks. Continue reading

Mega-blackout affects Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan, and Quintana Roo

Electric service in the Yucatan Peninsula and Tabasco has been restored to 100%; this was the cause of the mega-blackout. After the Yucatan Peninsula and Tabasco were left without power due to a massive blackout, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) reported that service had been restored to 47% by midnight on Tuesday, March 25th. In a statement, the CFE announced that the cause of the mega-blackout was poor natural gas quality caused by hig…

The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) reported that today there was poor quality of natural gas caused by high humidity index in the Mayakán gas pipeline, which supplies the states of the Yucatán Peninsula, “this resulting from a failure in the New Pemex cogeneration plant, limiting electricity generation with this fuel.” In a statement, the state-owned company deepened that “due to the poor quality of the gas, generating plants had to switch…

CFE said that after failing in cogeneration plant, it made 'scheduled cuts' to supply that affected Campeche, QR, Tabasco and Yucat n.

Have you heard about the program of solar panels in mexas houses? Sure, if they have given themselves a role by the networks, they have already encountered one of Claudia Sheinbaum’s plans to save energy in Mexican homes and here we explain to them what the CFE is about or what it has to do with. All this arises in the context of the heat season 2025 and the way Mexico seeks to mitigate the risks of blackouts or the use of energy nationwide. Pho…

Jasmin Ramos / Grupo Canton The deficit in electricity supply will continue until the next six years, with investments in the sector and portable plants to mitigate power outages in the Peninsula. Cancún.- It will be until the next six years when the deficit in electricity supply, which is the expected period that will last [...] The post Stabilization of electricity supply in Mexico will take until the next six years appeared first on Quintana …