Power outages occur today from morning until 1 at noon in some areas of Morfos due to the fall of stakes of the "electricity authority" due to weather conditions.
An announcement from the "authority" added that the electricity supply could be restored earlier if the faults were repaired quickly.
Meanwhile, yesterday afternoon until 2 after midnight, there was a power outage in areas of Nicosia and Famagusta due to an explosion, as announced, in the above-ground network of the "electricity authority". The damage caused power outages in part of the illegal airport in the occupied Tympos, according to an announcement by the "electricity authority".
The faults and power outages continue, while the "general director" of the "authority", Gürdan Erdoάνan, announced that they continue to receive power from the Greek side. The holidays, he added, are due to declining investment, losses and increased demand. He also said that in the areas of Kermia (Agios Dometios in the occupied territories) and Neapoli in the occupied Nicosia, the damages will continue, due to problems in the infrastructure network there.
According to Mr. Erdogan, the day before yesterday they asked "southern Cyprus" - according to him - 35 megawatts during peak hours, but "due to problems on the Greek side" they were given 10 megawatts and that is why there was an increased power outage the day before yesterday. .
However, yesterday, they asked for peak hours, he continued, 60 megawatts (between 16.00 - 23.00) and as long as there is no infrastructure problem on both sides, this will continue until the end of the month.
In a statement, the "electricity authority" workers' union (El Sen) said that the only reason for the holiday was non-investment and rejected criticism that the union was to blame and that it was doing so to support the opposition in the run-up to the parliamentary elections. »On Sunday. "However, as always, we stand by the working and patriotic forces," he said
The issue is currently on the front pages of Turkish newspapers. Genius Duzen writes in her main issue that production and consumption are not covered and in combination with the lack of investment in infrastructure and administrative mistakes, have led years later, again to the darkness of the pseudo-state. He also refers to insufficient production and maintenance of the network and notes that the problem has worsened for a month.
Former "energy minister" νzdil Nami told the newspaper that the "electricity authority" should be dealt with immediately and that the AKSA (Turkish-owned) production plant should address its debt problem. According to Ozkirac, AKSA's debts do not allow for the repair of production failures.
The "electricity authority" needs a power plant with a capacity of at least 120 MGW and 4 generators of 17 MGW each, Ozkirac added. There is a problem with the transformers, they need to be completely renewed, he said.
KYPE source