“We want to restore the energy relationship with Venezuela,” Lula said at a press conference with Maduro, referring to the transmission lines that carried electricity from Venezuela’s Guri Dam to the Brazilian state of Venezuela. Roraimain the north of the country.
According to Lula, “Roraima is the only (Brazilian) state outside the national electronic system”, with which it is not connected, and because of the political decisions that suspended relations with Venezuela in 2019, “it operates on the basis of thermoelectric power stations, which They are much more expensive.”
Maduro assured that Venezuela is “ready to restore this electrical cooperation” and that he can start immediately send about “190 megawatts”, though he clarified that a “fundamental investment of four or five million dollars would be required to restore the transmission lines”.
Source: El heraldo
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