The governor of the state of Zulia, Luis Caldera, delivered 49 new high-capacity electrical transformers, 75 and 100 kVA, that meet the demand of users in communities that have a greater demographic weight and announced the Public Lighting Plan for Maracaibo.
The first civil authority of the entity indicated that the regional government entered into an agreement phase with the ministerial portfolio of Electric Energy, to increase the capacity to repair and purchase new transformers for the 21 municipalities.
“The Bolivarian Government of Zulia continues to consolidate the electricity issue, accompanying the Ministry of Popular Power for Electric Energy, coordinating actions in the territory as a single government,” said the governor quoted by the regional press.
As for the Public Lighting Plan for Maracaibo, he explained that it is aimed at the main road arteries of the Zulian capital with lighting problems and that it is part of the Zulia Plan in the West, which is expanding throughout the city and to San Francisco. This plan will serve ring roads 1, 2 and 3, avenues, streets, as well as communal territories.