CORPOELEC deploys crews to restore electricity service in the western area of Anzoátegui

Published at: 13/11/2026 08:51 AM

The Ministry of Popular Power for Electric Energy and the National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC), through a statement published on their social networks, announced that their crews composed of more than 30 workers are deployed to recover the operation of the José-Isletas-Clarines line at 115 kV.

The work is carried out with the purpose of restoring electricity supply in the municipalities of Fernando de Peñalver, Píritu, Bruzual, San Juan de Capistrano and Carvajal, in the western part of the state of Anzoátegui.

The fault originated after the detachment of the guard cable between rooms 22, 23, 24 and 25, located in a mountainous area that is difficult to access.

Below is the full text of the statement

The Ministry of Popular Power for Electric Energy and the National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC) report that their operational crews are already deployed working to recover the 115 kV José-Isletas-Clarines line, which supplies electricity to the municipalities of Fernando de Peñalver, Píritu, Bruzual, San Juan de Capistrano and Carvajal in the state of Anzoátegui.

To address this possibility in the electrical system —caused by the detachment of the guard cable between rooms 22, 23, 24 and 25, located in a mountainous area that is difficult to access—, the state power company deployed more than 30 workers. In addition, it organized extensive logistics necessary for the replacement of the affected elements, in order to restore the operation of this line that supplies energy to the western area of the entity.

The CORPOELEC workforce, in coordination with the mayors of the municipalities in the area and with the support of the security forces, works continuously to complete the maneuvers and restore service to users

Mazo News Team