Cuba experienced a widespread power outage affecting millions, triggered by a failure at the Diezmero substation near Havana. This resulted in significant outages throughout the island, impacting cities such as Guantanamo and Santa Clara. The Ministry of Energy and Mines reported a peak-hour demand of 3,250 megawatts, leading to a 42% shutdown of the national electric system. The situation is not unprecedented, as Cuba has faced similar crises previously, often leading to public discontent. Despite efforts to implement renewable solutions like photovoltaic parks, the root issues remain fuel shortages and outdated infrastructure.
Cuba faced a significant power outage caused by failure at the Diezmero substation, impacting millions and highlighting ongoing issues with energy infrastructure and shortages.
The recent blackout was extensive, cutting power across Cuba, from Havana to distant provinces, driven by the struggle to meet peak electricity demand.
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