Electrical Infrastructure
Explore critical challenges in Cuba's electrical infrastructure, from severe weather impacts to chronic power deficits exceeding 1,800 MW, affecting daily life.
Authorities in Matanzas Crack Down on Vehicle Fuel to Curb Stolen Dielectric Oil
Published on 8/27/2026
Authorities Crack Down on Illegal Trade of Stolen Transformer Oil in Santiago de Cuba
Published on 8/26/2026
Cuba's Power Company Plans Microgrid Systems Amid Persistent Blackouts
Published on 7/14/2026
Devastating Storm in Pilón, Granma: Temporary Schools Destroyed and Solar Panels Damaged
Published on 7/10/2026
Cuban Frustration Grows Amidst Power Outages: "We've Reached Our Limit"
Published on 5/20/2026
Matanzas: Two Sabotage Suspects Paraded at Political Event After Cutting Fiber Optics and Power Lines
Published on 4/15/2026
Transformer Oil Theft in Santiago de Cuba Sparks Health Hazard Alert
Published on 3/15/2026
The Arrival of 400,000 Barrels in Matanzas: Why It Won't Solve Cuba's Energy Crisis
Published on 2/8/2026
Strong Statement from Cuban Health Official Amid Widespread Blackout: "Do Not Underestimate the People"
Published on 9/11/2025
Cuba on the Brink of Electrical Collapse with Nearly 1,800 MW Deficit
Published on 6/25/2025
Cubans Endure Endless Blackouts: Personal Stories Reveal the Strain
Published on 5/19/2025
Cuba Faces Widespread Blackout: Over 90% Still Without Power, Reports CiberCuba Survey
Published on 3/15/2025
School Year in Pinar del Río Hinges on Restoration of Electricity
Published on 11/9/2024
Power Outages in Cuba: Electrical Grid Faces Nearly 1,000 MW Deficit Today
Published on 10/26/2024
Cubans Face Extended Internet Blackout Amid Widespread Power Outage
Published on 10/19/2024
Hurricane Helene Leaves Significant Damage in Cuba
Published on 9/26/2024
Severe Storm Causes Significant Damage to Power Grid and Homes in Maisí, Guantánamo
Published on 9/25/2024
Power Outages in Cuba: UNE Predicts 820 MW Shortfall
Published on 9/9/2024