Cuba Braces for 2,070 MW Blackout Gap at Friday Evening Peak
That is 130 MW above the 1,940 MW impact forecast for the previous evening.
The island has endured recurring shortages in recent years, with authorities routinely announcing disruptions and projected peak-hour effects. The outages remain a major worry for households and businesses and can disrupt essential services.
The utility did not say how many customers could be hit, since distribution across the national grid shifts with operating conditions.
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