NewzA failure in the Nuevitas-Las Tunas transmission line caused a partial disconnection of Cuba's National Electric System (SEN) this Saturday, leaving the eastern region of the country without power. The incident occurred as the national grid was already struggling with a projected energy deficit of 1,680 megawatts for the day.
This event highlights the ongoing instability of the Cuban electrical infrastructure, which continues to face significant operational challenges. The disruption exacerbates the existing supply shortages, further impacting the reliability of power distribution across the island.
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