The Venezuelan government has signed agreements with the U.S. company General Electric, the German-origin company Siemens, and the Argentine company Impsa to address the electricity issue.
Venezuela has started up an electric turbine in the state of Zulia (northwest), which borders Colombia, that will provide energy over the next 72 hours, Venezuelan government authorities said this Thursday, who claim they are working daily to rehabilitate the system.

“TZ07 has just begun its slow rotation, which will allow it to be synchronized to the SEN (National Electric System) over the next 72 hours,” said in a video the Minister of Public Works, Juan José Ramírez, shared on social media.