One of the two power stations in the occupied territories is reportedly out of operation due to lack of fuel, while, according to information from CNA, the Republic of Cyprus has been requested by the Republic of Cyprus to provide a quantity of kilowatt-hours through the interconnection system. The request is being considered.
The website Gundem Kipris writes that the alternating power cuts due to insufficient production have been prolonged without an end date and citizens who call the "electricity authority" in protest find no one to answer the phones. The same website cites reliable sources that the fuel at the Kyrenia Bank station has run out.
In his statements to "Bayrak", the "deputy director" of the "electricity authority", Vekil Direl, admitted that there is a problem in fuel supply, claiming that a new delivery is expected to come for the Kyrenia (SS: "state-owned", owned by the "authority") station in 5-10 days. Medium- and long-term efforts are being made to address the difficulties in fuel supply, he continued, saying that both generators from Turkey are undergoing test runs and will also start generating electricity in a few days.
According to Direl, the increased need for electricity has led to the use of one million tons of fuel per day for generation and therefore supplies are running out faster.
In the meantime, there are reports in the T/C media as well as in the MDC of a problem in mobile telephony. Providers have sent messages to their subscribers that due to overloading of the 3G network (PS: there is no 4G or 5G in the occupied territories), there are problems in communication and efforts are being made to address them.
Source: CNA
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