Corpoelec has brought a thermoelectric unit back online at the Termocarabobo plant, injecting 150 MW into the national electric system, according to local media reports.
Stabilizing the Central Region
The reactivation of the machinery is expected to shore up power reliability for the Central Region. Rafael Lacava stated that the move will stabilize the electric service, addressing ongoing supply issues in the area.
Capacity and Infrastructure
The restored unit provides a direct increase of 150 MW to the overall grid. This operational update at the Termocarabobo facility is part of a broader effort to strengthen the national electrical infrastructure and ensure a more consistent flow of power to the region.
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