Venezuela Signs Agreement with Turkish Company to Add 200 Megawatts to Zulia with Barges - Focus Information
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The president reported that the agreement will allow the incorporation of 200 megawatts of power into the Zulia state and strengthen the stability of the electricity supply in the region.
Venezuela has been facing an electrical crisis for more than a decade, but in the last year the blackouts have increased, which has generated protests in different states of the country.
The sectoral vice president for Public Works and Services, Juan José Ramírez, reported this Wednesday, November 4, that the Corpoelec National Electric Corporation (Corpoelec) signed an agreement to add 200 megawatts to the National Electrical System that would strengthen the stability of the same in the state Zulia. So informed Ramírez, through his account of [...] Entry Venezuela signs agreement with Turkish company to add 200 megawatts to Zul…
The NGO Observatorio Venezolano de Conflictividad Social documented a thousand 101 protests during September 2026, of which 531 were against cuts and problems related to the electricity service The post Corpoelec signs agreement to improve electricity supply in Zulia, a region badly hit by failures appeared first on El Carabobeño.
The agreement contemplates the hiring of two electric generating barges to add the 200 megawatts to the National Electric System. The entry ¡Good news! Corpoelec and Turkish company sign agreement: It will allow adding 200 MW to Zulia was first published in DiarioVea.
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