The Cuban Electric Union has released in its latest report the current situation of the national electro-energetic system.
According to the informative note published on the company's official Facebook profile, the electric service was affected for 24 hours yesterday.
Being restored after 3:30 in the early morning today and it started to be affected again at 5:04 hours, indicating that for an hour and 26 minutes there was no service disruption.
The highest impact occurred yesterday at 8:40 p.m., with a peak of 1438 MW, coinciding with the peak demand hour.
Solar photovoltaic parks produce around 797 MWh.
Current situation in the country and forecast for today
- Availability: 1845 MW.
- Demand: 2310 MW.
- Current impact: 507 MW.
- For midday: 800 MW affected.
A availability of 1845 MW is projected for peak hours and a demand of 3250 MW, which would result in a deficit of 1405 MW and an estimated impact of 1475 MW.
The peak electricity demand usually occurs during the night peak, which generally extends between the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m..
With this information, another night of blackouts is expected in Cuba as has been happening for several months.