The provinces most affected were Camagüey, Ciego de Ávila, Sancti Spíritus and Villa Clara»

The investment, which amounts to 7 million pesos including both civil construction and equipment, is schedulled to be concluded next year»

The substation will provide the province’s Electric System with full strength, reduce transmission losses and improve network flexibility for operation.»

Sancti Spiritus continues to strengthen its reliability in energy distribution, with the installment of new power substations.»

Escambray reproduces photos of some of the most remarkable events of 2012 in S. S.»

The restoration of power in Santiago de Cuba and Holguin, the eastern provinces hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy, remains among the priorities of recovery 10 days after the storm hit the territory.»

Electrical workers from the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus left this Thursday afternoon for Santiago de Cuba, in order to work on the recovery of the electric service in this territory, one of the most damaged by hurricane Sandy.»

After the power failures reported in western and central Cuba this Sunday night, electric service tends to go back to normality, although experts consider the possibility of new electrical faults this Monday during the so-called peak hours.  »

For many experts the future economic development in Sancti Spiritus province is “decided” in an open space of just over 26 000 square meters of land, located in a former sugar cane plantation in the sugar mill Melanio Hernandez, next toTuinucu village.»

Sancti Spiritus electric industry has been allocated 6 million pesos this year to keep on with the improvement of the electrical system in the territory. In 2011, over 100 000 residents from the capital city benefitted from the betterments, while losses were remarkably reduced.»