United States anticipates stabilization of Venezuela's electrical grid after alliance with GE Vernova - Contexto Tucumán
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The United States government has expressed optimism that the recent agreement with GE Vernova will be crucial for stabilizing Venezuela's inefficient electrical system within a period ranging from six months to one year. Energy Secretary Chris Wright emphasized that the initial focus of the plan will be the recovery of existing assets and the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure. "We want to focus immediately on restoring the operation of existing assets and bringing them to operational conditions, which will result in a more stable grid and more hours of service," Wright told the media during his visit to Caracas. This agreement is part of a series of energy initiatives addressed during his stay, where various international companies participated. A primary objective of this agreement is the rehabilitation of generation and transmission facilities whose effectiveness has diminished after years of deterioration. Among these is the Guri hydroelectric complex, which represents a vital source of electrical energy for the country. Currently, this infrastructure is operating at approximately half of its original capacity, due to the wear and tear of its turbines and transmission lines, making its recovery an essential priority. However, the United States' strategy goes beyond mere repairs. The White House has reported that the project aims to add 1 gigawatt of new electrical...
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