Luma Energy suspends maintenance projects in Puerto Rico

Budget constraints lead to suspension of $65 million worth of maintenance projects by Luma Energy in Puerto Rico, amidst ongoing blackouts.

Russian Attacks on Ukraine's Power Grid

Sustained Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid have led to nationwide rolling blackouts, damaging half of Ukraine's energy system. Ukraine is struggling to defend against the attacks and repair the damaged facilities, leading to concerns of worsening shortages in the coming months.

Solar Flare Causes Blackouts in the U.S.

A powerful solar flare, classified as an X8.8, caused blackouts over the U.S. The flare, originating from sunspot AR 3664, is the strongest in the current solar cycle which began in 2017.

Heat Wave in Mexico

Record-high temperatures in ten cities in Mexico, including the capital, have led to blackouts and heat-related deaths. The heat wave is exacerbated by a severe nationwide drought.

Russian Attack on Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure

Russia launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure with drones and missiles, causing blackouts in several regions. The attack targeted thermal and hydroelectric power plants, leading to casualties and damages. Foreign countries like Poland and Romania were also affected by the conflict.

Protests in Cuba Amid Blackouts and Food Shortages

Protests in Cuba due to blackouts and food shortages in Santiago showcase the challenges facing the government. Residents express frustration at power outages and food scarcity, leading to rare public protests. The government responds with dialogue and distribution of subsidized rations to address grievances.

Cuba Energy Crisis and Protests

Cuba is facing a severe energy crisis with widespread blackouts, food shortages, and lack of transportation, leading to anti-government protests and a deteriorating economic situation.

Protests in Cuba Over Economic and Energy Crises

Protesters in Cuba demand government action to address economic and energy crises leading to food shortages and blackouts. Senator Marco Rubio blames Marxism for the situation, while Cuban officials point to U.S. embargoes as a contributing factor. Ongoing protests call for electricity, food, and fundamental freedoms in Cuba.

Protests in Santiago against blackouts and shortages in Cuba

Protesters in Santiago demonstrate against blackouts and shortages in the midst of Cuba's economic crisis

Protests in Cuba over Blackouts and Food Shortages

Hundreds in Cuba's second-largest city, Santiago, engaged in a rare public protest due to blackouts and food shortages, prompting President Miguel Diaz-Canel to call for dialogue. The protest was peaceful, and the U.S. embassy urged the Cuban government to address the legitimate needs of the people.