The government recently launched a series of decrees aimed at boosting access to electricity and strengthening international energy cooperation. These initiatives reflect a commitment to expanding electrical inclusion and ensuring energy security through collaboration with neighboring nations.
One of the main actions is the expansion of the “Light for All” program. This program, which has already played a crucial role in bringing electricity to rural and remote areas, will be expanded through substantial investments in electrical infrastructure. This measure aims to connect regions that still do not have reliable access to energy, contributing not only to improving the quality of life, but also to stimulating socioeconomic development in these areas.
In addition, the government is intensifying energy relations with Venezuela. Through a strategic collaboration, measures were established to strengthen the import of electricity from that neighboring country. The goal is to create a synergy that allows optimizing the generation and distribution capacities of both countries, benefiting not only the parties involved, but also strengthening regional energy security.
These initiatives not only emphasize the importance of electrical inclusion and international cooperation, but also highlight the government's commitment to a more sustainable and resilient energy future. By prioritizing energy access and working together with neighboring nations, the country is building a solid foundation to address energy challenges and promote equitable and sustainable growth.
