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High and Medium Voltage Industries Will Not Be Disconnected Seven Days in a Row

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Secretary of the Public Administration explains that an official who issued his office with erroneous terms has already been decoupled.

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Secretary of the Public Administration explains that an official who issued his office with erroneous terms has already been decoupled.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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The Government discards new electrical disconnections, but maintains temporary restrictions for high and medium voltage industries.

After the alarm generated in the productive sector, José Julio Neira clarified that the communication of disconnection for 168 continuous hours was a "mistake"

The government adjusted the electricity cut-off schedules in Ecuador for industrial customers after cancelling a weekly cut-off order.

José Julio Neira, secretary of the Public Administration, assured that the companies should not disconnect from the National Interconnected System of Ecuador for seven consecutive days. The clarification of one of the government spokesmen comes after the afternoon of this October 14 circulated a document that had been sent to the industries... The entry Neria assures that industries should not disconnect for seven days, as it had been announced …

Neira announced that high-voltage users will resume consumption on October 15, while mid-voltage users will maintain restrictions until October 16.

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fmmundo.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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