Alliance with GE Vernova seeks to stabilize electrical system in one year
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The United States Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, explained that the agreement signed between Venezuela and the American company GE Vernova seeks to stabilize the National Electric System (SEN) within a period of six to twelve months. In turn, he specified that the plan prioritizes the immediate reactivation of existing assets and the strengthening of the country's energy infrastructure. "The plan consists of immediately focusing, within a period of six to twelve months, on putting existing assets into operation, getting them in good condition, stabilizing the grid, and extending service hours," Wright declared.The initiative includes the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure, with special emphasis on the Simón Bolívar Hydroelectric Power Plant (Guri), the country's main energy source, contributing nearly 60% of national generation. The alliance with GE Vernova - a global provider of energy equipment and services - will prioritize the operational recovery of plants and substations deteriorated by lack of maintenance. In this way, the intervention in the Guri dam seeks to ensure a stable supply for the industrial sector and the most populated regions. Follow us on our social networks and download the app!
