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Minister Juan José Ramírez inspected progress in the Termozulia complex to optimize the SEN

“We continue to work tirelessly with a firm commitment to strengthening the electrical system,” Ramírez emphasized
Juan José Ramírez Lights Instagram

Published at: 12/11/2026 10:00 PM

With the objective of evaluating the progress of works to optimize electricity generation in the west of the country, the sector vice-president of Public Works and Services, Juan José Ramírez, inspected the facilities of the General Rafael Urdaneta Thermoelectric Complex (Termozulia), in the state of Zulia.

During the tour of the power plant, together with the governor of the entity, Luis Caldera and technicians from the National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC), they evaluated the execution of the Plan for the Incorporation of Power of the National Electricity System (SEN).

“We continue to work tirelessly with a firm commitment to strengthening the electrical system and ensuring the well-being of all our people,” Ramírez said through his social networks.

In the Termozulia Thermoelectric Complex, the Bolivarian Government is making progress in the recovery, maintenance and incorporation of megawatts (MW) to optimize electricity service at the national level.

As part of these works, in the month of October, 300 megawatts were added to the TermoZulia Thermoelectric Complex after synchronizing the TZ7 Thermoelectric Generation Unit and the TZ5 Unit. The actions are part of the strategic plan to strengthen the country's thermoelectric park.

With these works, the National Executive consolidates the service infrastructure to guarantee a stable and reliable electricity supply for the benefit of the population.

Mazo News Team