US Says Deal Aims to Stabilize Venezuela Power Grid in 6-12 Months
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El CarabobeñoThe US firm plans to add a gigawatt to the Venezuelan electricity system in two years, with five more planned in the near future.The agreement includes improvements in generation and transmission, aiming to revitalize the energy infrastructure of the South American country.
Among the operational priorities is the rehabilitation of the Guri Hydroelectric Power Plant, an infrastructure built in the 1960s.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright explained that the initiative will prioritize the recovery of existing assets and the modernization of facilities such as the Guri dam
US says deal aims to stabilize Venezuela power grid in 6-12 months
According to the U.S. Secretary of Energy, this will happen thanks to the agreement with the U.S. company GE Vernova. For Delcy Rodríguez it is a "historical step"
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said that the agreement between Venezuela and the U.S. energy equipment and services company GE Vernova aims to help stabilize Venezuela's damaged power grid within six months to a year and strengthen it in the coming years. "The plan is to focus immediately... within six to twelve months, on getting existing assets on the ground back operational, in good …
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