U.S. Aims to Stabilize Venezuela's Power Grid in 6 to 12 Months via GE Vernova Deal
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The United States has agreed with GE Vernova to stabilize Venezuela's electrical grid within six to twelve months. The plan involves recovering existing assets, returning them to operational condition, and expanding service hours. The U.S. Energy Secretary, Chris Wright, stated that the first phase focuses on getting existing assets back up and running, with the goal of stabilizing the grid and increasing service hours. The agreement also includes plans to add 1 gigawatt of new electrical capacity within the first 24 months and another 5 gigawatts over the next four years.
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