As a result of the withdrawal of the national power system from the “Guidaras” plant, the largest energy block in Cuba, social networks began to report a series of control measures in Havana due to this energy crisis and the consequences of 17 days. The aforementioned thermoelectric plant.
Cuban authorities decided to implement Contingency Regime No. 1, with the aim of maximizing energy conservation measures during periods of high consumption in Havana known as “energy peaks”. These measures have been taken in the backdrop of energy crisis affecting the country.
A step news The measures, which went viral on networks and were shared on WhatsApp, included: banning the use of executive air conditioners at all times, switching off everything in work centers during peak hours, except for continuous production and shutdowns. Improving work activities and teleworking or remote work.
Other measures: maximum limit on lighting in hallways, stairwells and common areas in work centres, ban on use of electric stoves during peak hours and ban on pumping of water in government sector during peak hours.
Actions in Havana due to energy crisis
The plan also included at least four hours of blackouts in the Cuban capital, another measure taken by Havana, but interior provinces have already been affected for months.
According to officials, these measures are expected to contribute to reducing energy consumption in the country, which is necessary to alleviate the energy crisis. They point out that people's cooperation is crucial for the success of these activities.
Other recommendations amid this new energy crisis include switching off lights and electronic devices when not in use, using low-consumption LED bulbs, unplugging electrical appliances when not in use and air conditioning and, if Possible, replace it with fans.
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