Vice President of the IMPSA company confirmed commitment to the recovery of the Venezuelan SEN

Published at: 29/10/2026 04:26 PM

The vice-president of the IMPSA company, Juan Manuel Domínguez, confirmed the company's commitment to the recovery of the Venezuelan electricity system, working together with the national government and the National Electric Corporation (CORPOELEC) to reactivate projects in this area.

“We are very flattered and we know that we have a commitment and a responsibility to be able to carry out this work under the leadership of the president,” said Domínguez, noting that the implementation of the plan includes short and long-term actions to guarantee electricity supply and accompany the country's economic growth.

The IMPSA representative explained that the modernization works of the turbines make it possible to increase their generation capacity from 60 to 80 megawatts (MW) per unit, with the addition of an additional 20 MW, referring to the projects at the Antonio José de Sucre Hydroelectric Power Plant, in Macagua and the Tocoma Hydroelectric Power Plant.

He also stressed that the coordination between the company, CORPOELEC and the Venezuelan State made it possible to advance in the activation of contracts within six months. At the same time, he reiterated his commitment to “carry out this work in a timely manner in order to be able to reactivate the Venezuelan electricity system as quickly as possible.”

Mazo News Team