The Syrian Electric Company explains the reasons for the increase in electricity rationing hours Details: The Syrian Electric Company explained that the increase in rationing hours in the current period is mainly due to a decrease in available production capacity, as a result of several overlapping factors. The company stated that it performed periodic and emergency maintenance work on a number of production systems in some of the stations, which affected the available production capacity. The company stated that the production systems at the Tishrin station are not yet in use, and have not yet been reconnected to the network. One of the reasons for the decrease in electricity production was attributed by the company to the lack of the quantities of Azerbaijani gas supplied to operate production stations. The company confirmed that these factors together led to a decrease in electrical energy production, and were reflected directly in the feeding programs and the increase in rationing periods. The company explained that the technical and engineering teams continue to work around the clock to complete maintenance work and return the production systems that were stopped to service as quickly as possible, with the aim of gradually improving the reality of electricity supply in accordance with existing resources and capabilities.

The Syrian Electric Company explains the reasons for the increase in electricity rationing hours Details: The Syrian Electric Company explained that the increase in rationing hours in the current period is mainly due to a decrease in available production capacity, as a result of several overlapping factors. The company stated that it performed periodic and emergency maintenance work on a number of production systems in some of the stations, which affected the available production capacity. The company stated that the production systems at the Tishrin station are not yet in use, and have not yet been reconnected to the network. One of the reasons for the decrease in electricity production was attributed by the company to the lack of the quantities of Azerbaijani gas supplied to operate production stations. The company confirmed that these factors together led to a decrease in electrical energy production, and were reflected directly in the feeding programs and the increase in rationing periods. The company explained that the technical and engineering teams continue to work around the clock to complete maintenance work and return the production systems that were stopped to service as quickly as possible, with the aim of gradually improving the reality of electricity supply in accordance with existing resources and capabilities.