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Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce: New management model for the National Electricity System (+press release)
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce stated that as Venezuela has an abundant and reliable electricity supply, the national productive apparatus will gradually come back online.
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce (CCM) said this Friday, September 25, 2026, that «Venezuela remains immersed in an increasingly difficult electricity crisis» and added that «power rationing remains on the agenda».
«Daily power outages of up to 5 hours or more, and without notice, keep both communities and the business sector on edge across the entire country,» it said in a statement.
In that regard, it said that in the short term, «we must work toward eliminating electricity rationing, but at the same time, in the medium term, we must promote the necessary changes to consolidate the National Electricity System (SEN)».
The private institution said that to «definitively resolve the problems of the SEN,» there must be a legal framework that allows and promotes the participation of the private sector, both domestic and foreign, in all related activities of the electricity service.
«Electricity generation, while it can be opened to partnerships with domestic or foreign private capital, can remain under central state coordination and planning,» it said.
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce (CCM) called on the National Government to work together to solve the electricity crisis, through the implementation of a new management model that enables service normalization.
«There is no possibility of a genuine economic recovery without a stable and reliable electricity system,» it emphasized.
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Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce: New management model for the National Electricity System (+press release)
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce stated that as Venezuela has an abundant and reliable electricity supply, the national productive apparatus will gradually come back online.
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce (CCM) said this Friday, September 25, 2026, that «Venezuela remains immersed in an increasingly difficult electricity crisis» and added that «power rationing remains on the agenda».
«Daily power outages of up to 5 hours or more, and without notice, keep both communities and the business sector on edge across the entire country,» it said in a statement.
In that regard, it said that in the short term, «we must work toward eliminating electricity rationing, but at the same time, in the medium term, we must promote the necessary changes to consolidate the National Electricity System (SEN)».
The private institution said that to «definitively resolve the problems of the SEN,» there must be a legal framework that allows and promotes the participation of the private sector, both domestic and foreign, in all related activities of the electricity service.
«Electricity generation, while it can be opened to partnerships with domestic or foreign private capital, can remain under central state coordination and planning,» it said.
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce (CCM) called on the National Government to work together to solve the electricity crisis, through the implementation of a new management model that enables service normalization.
«There is no possibility of a genuine economic recovery without a stable and reliable electricity system,» it emphasized.
#economía #Maracaibo #Zulia #ElectricRevolution #venezuela $BTC
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce stated that as Venezuela has an abundant and reliable electricity supply, the national productive apparatus will gradually come back online.
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce (CCM) said this Friday, September 25, 2026, that «Venezuela remains immersed in an increasingly difficult electricity crisis» and added that «power rationing remains on the agenda».
«Daily power outages of up to 5 hours or more, and without notice, keep both communities and the business sector on edge across the entire country,» it said in a statement.
In that regard, it said that in the short term, «we must work toward eliminating electricity rationing, but at the same time, in the medium term, we must promote the necessary changes to consolidate the National Electricity System (SEN)».
The private institution said that to «definitively resolve the problems of the SEN,» there must be a legal framework that allows and promotes the participation of the private sector, both domestic and foreign, in all related activities of the electricity service.
«Electricity generation, while it can be opened to partnerships with domestic or foreign private capital, can remain under central state coordination and planning,» it said.
The Maracaibo Chamber of Commerce (CCM) called on the National Government to work together to solve the electricity crisis, through the implementation of a new management model that enables service normalization.
«There is no possibility of a genuine economic recovery without a stable and reliable electricity system,» it emphasized.
#economía #Maracaibo #Zulia #ElectricRevolution #venezuela $BTC
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🇻🇪Parts arrived at the Termozulia TZ7 power plant and its installation began.
🇻🇪More images of the parts that arrived at the TZ7 power plant in Zulia.
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🇻🇪Parts arrived at the Termozulia TZ7 power plant and its installation began.
🇻🇪More images of the parts that arrived at the TZ7 power plant in Zulia.
#Zulia #Maracaibo #venezuela #Termozulia #ElectricRevolution $BZ $CL $XAU
🇻🇪More images of the parts that arrived at the TZ7 power plant in Zulia.
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Venezuela puts electric turbine into operation in Zulia: It will supply energy over the next 72 hours
The Venezuelan government has signed agreements with the U.S. company General Electric, the German-origin company Siemens, and the Argentine company Impsa to address the electricity issue.
Venezuela has started up an electric turbine in the state of Zulia (northwest), which borders Colombia, that will provide energy over the next 72 hours, Venezuelan government authorities said this Thursday, who claim they are working daily to rehabilitate the system.
“TZ07 has just begun its slow rotation, which will allow it to be synchronized to the SEN (National Electric System) over the next 72 hours,” said in a video the Minister of Public Works, Juan José Ramírez, shared on social media.
Venezuela has started up an electric turbine in the state of Zulia (northwest), which borders Colombia, that will provide energy over the next 72 hours, Venezuelan government authorities said this Thursday, who claim they are working daily to rehabilitate the system.
“TZ07 has just begun its slow rotation, which will allow it to be synchronized to the SEN (National Electric System) over the next 72 hours,” said in a video the Minister of Public Works, Juan José Ramírez, shared on social media.
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Venezuela puts electric turbine into operation in Zulia: It will supply energy over the next 72 hoursThe Venezuelan government has signed agreements with the U.S. company General Electric, the German-origin company Siemens, and the Argentine company Impsa to address the electricity issue.
Venezuela has started up an electric turbine in the state of Zulia (northwest), which borders Colombia, that will provide energy over the next 72 hours, Venezuelan government authorities said this Thursday, who claim they are working daily to rehabilitate the system.
“TZ07 has just begun its slow rotation, which will allow it to be synchronized to the SEN (National Electric System) over the next 72 hours,” said in a video the Minister of Public Works, Juan José Ramírez, shared on social media.
Venezuela puts electric turbine into operation in Zulia: It will supply energy over the next 72 hours
The Venezuelan government has signed agreements with the U.S. company General Electric, the German-origin company Siemens, and the Argentine company Impsa to address the electricity issue.
Venezuela has started up an electric turbine in the state of Zulia (northwest), which borders Colombia, that will provide energy over the next 72 hours, Venezuelan government authorities said this Thursday, who claim they are working daily to rehabilitate the system.
“TZ07 has just begun its slow rotation, which will allow it to be synchronized to the SEN (National Electric System) over the next 72 hours,” said in a video the Minister of Public Works, Juan José Ramírez, shared on social media.
Venezuela has started up an electric turbine in the state of Zulia (northwest), which borders Colombia, that will provide energy over the next 72 hours, Venezuelan government authorities said this Thursday, who claim they are working daily to rehabilitate the system.
“TZ07 has just begun its slow rotation, which will allow it to be synchronized to the SEN (National Electric System) over the next 72 hours,” said in a video the Minister of Public Works, Juan José Ramírez, shared on social media.
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Venezuela’s oil recovery will require more than US$100 billionAnalysts believe that the most profitable growth in the short term (18 to 24 months) for Venezuela’s oil sector will come from mature fields located in Lake Maracaibo.
A large-scale restart of Venezuela’s oil industry will require financing exceeding US$100 billion in the medium term, a figure that could rise to US$220 billion over a horizon of more than a decade to recover historical infrastructure levels.
According to a recent assessment disclosed by OilPrice.com, based on projections from the consultancy Rystad Energy and operational records from Baker Hughes and OPEC, the recent rebound in production—which is consolidating above 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd)—will face increasing structural frictions if real capital flows are not accelerated.
Venezuela’s oil recovery will require more than US$100 billion
Analysts believe that the most profitable growth in the short term (18 to 24 months) for Venezuela’s oil sector will come from mature fields located in Lake Maracaibo.
A large-scale restart of Venezuela’s oil industry will require financing exceeding US$100 billion in the medium term, a figure that could rise to US$220 billion over a horizon of more than a decade to recover historical infrastructure levels.
According to a recent assessment disclosed by OilPrice.com, based on projections from the consultancy Rystad Energy and operational records from Baker Hughes and OPEC, the recent rebound in production—which is consolidating above 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd)—will face increasing structural frictions if real capital flows are not accelerated.
A large-scale restart of Venezuela’s oil industry will require financing exceeding US$100 billion in the medium term, a figure that could rise to US$220 billion over a horizon of more than a decade to recover historical infrastructure levels.
According to a recent assessment disclosed by OilPrice.com, based on projections from the consultancy Rystad Energy and operational records from Baker Hughes and OPEC, the recent rebound in production—which is consolidating above 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd)—will face increasing structural frictions if real capital flows are not accelerated.
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