Provinces - Sana
The reality of electrical supply in several governorates has witnessed a remarkable improvement in recent times, as a result of government efforts to secure electric power resources, supply the governorates with an additional amount of electricity, and reduce the breakdowns resulting from overloads after the improvement in weather conditions and the decrease in consumption, which contributed to the decrease in the number of hours of rationing in most of the governorates.
In this regard, the director of the Sweida Electricity Company, Eng. Nidal Nofal, told SANA that a 3-hour program is currently being implemented that arrived and the same was cut off, and that the number of disconnections for frequency protection in the switching stations decreased, as well as the improvement of the electrical voltage in various regions, while there are some subscribers whose current voltage is reduced for technical reasons. And it is treated successively, pointing to the reduction in loads malfunctions as a result of improved weather.
Citizen Radwan Zain Al-Din from Qanawat said that the improvement in electricity started two days ago, while Nour Naim from the village of Radhima Al-Waa mentioned that the electricity situation has started to improve, but the current is still weak.
According to Walid Al-Hamoud from the village of Al-Tha`la, there is a slight improvement in the hours of rationing and the intensity of the current, with interruptions sometimes during the extra-rationing period, while Moufid Al-Zoghbi from the village of Arra stated that two days ago he noticed an improvement in the electricity situation, and Walid Al-Safadi from Arman said that the electricity situation is still the same with Existence of disconnection during the extra-rationing period and the severity of the current weakening.
In Quneitra, the director of the Electricity Company, Eng. Bassam Al-Masry, stated that the governorate has been allocated a quantity of electrical energy by the General Organization for Power Distribution, and these quantities are distributed equally at the exits of the Mediterranean according to a rationing program under the supervision of the company.
In Homs, the director of the Electricity Company, Engineer Saleh Omran, stated that the amount of electricity allocated to the governorate currently ranges between 200 and 230 megawatts, which reflected positively on the electrical reality, especially after the weather had stabilized and the fuel had been secured for thermal stations, explaining that the hours of feeding became 3 for 3 hours cut.
A number of citizens in the countryside and the city expressed their satisfaction with the improvement of the electrical situation, as Muhammad Assaf, the owner of a pastry bakery on Al-Ahram Street in the city, stated that the increase in the hours of electrical supply reflected positively on work as the amount of daily production increased, especially during the month of Ramadan.
Hala Al-Saad from Al-Zahraa neighborhood stated that the improved electricity in the city enabled her to carry out household chores and made it easier for her children to review their study materials at night, while Issa Hassan from the village of Al-Shaniya explained that the increase in feeding hours contributed to the improvement of the work associated with the blacksmithing, carpentry, sewing and agricultural stores, as farmers were able to operate water pumps for watering. Lands.
In Hama, Eng. Ahmed Youssef, Director of the Electricity Company, said that the governorate witnessed an improvement in the electrical situation in terms of extending the connection time, which amounted to two hours, arrived in exchange for 4 pieces, with attempts to increase the connection period to two and a half hours during the next two days, which was comforted by the subscribers.
In Deir Al-Zour, the director of the Electricity Company, Eng.Khalid Lotfi, stated that the quantity received for the governorate amounts to 50 megawatts, which is divided among regions and lines, with priority given to agricultural pumping lines in the third and fifth sectors and in the governorate's countryside where there are agricultural engines operating on electric power and the rationing program at the present time in the governorate. It is two hours arrived and 4 pieces, and the connection hours may increase during the night with the decrease in loads.
In Daraa, the director of the Electricity Company, Engineer Hani Al-Masalma, stated that the quantities of electricity allocated to the governorate increased from 90 megawatts to between 110 and 120 megawatts per day, as the improvement in weather, the decrease in loads, and the increase in the quantities of electricity allocated to the governorate contributed to the improvement of electricity.
He pointed out that the company is currently implementing a program of 2 connecting hours and 4 hours cutting, and it is expected at the end of this week to implement a program of 3 connectors and 3 pieces in the event that the quantities of electricity increase, indicating that during the previous periods good quantities of electricity were transferred to agricultural wells to irrigate the wheat crop, as the irrigation operations ended during The past two days.
A number of Daraa city residents indicated that there is a slight improvement in electricity, as Khaled Kartli explained that the number of hours of cutting is still long, which burdens people with relying on alternative sources, especially commercial and economic activities, while Muhammad al-Masri saw that the reality of electricity, despite its improvement, is still below ambition, indicating The economic measures against Syria cast a shadow over all aspects of life, especially with regard to energy resources.
In Tartous, a number of citizens expressed satisfaction with regard to reducing the number of rationing hours, which became 3 hours, arrived and the same was cut off, as Umm Ali mentioned that she suffered greatly during the last period in home work as a result of the long hours of electricity cuts, noting that the new legalization gave her more time to finish her work more easily. .
The barber Musa confirmed that thanks to the current rationing, he had the ability to receive a greater number of customers, from whom he had to apologize for the lack of electricity.
The director of Tartous Electricity Company, Eng. Abdel Hamid Mansour, confirmed that the improvement of rationing in the governorate is due to the repair of some generation stations and their return to service, and the improvement of weather conditions, and consequently the decrease in the demand for electricity, stressing that the hours of cutting and connection are equal between the various regions of the province and amounting to 3 connections and the same cut.
In Lattakia, a number of citizens agreed that the periods of feeding and rationing have become equal in all regions, by 3 hours. It arrived and the same was cut off. Abdo’s Arabism from the southern Raml neighborhood showed that the electricity situation is better than before, expressing hope for the stability of nutrition during the summer period, while Ali Ibrahim indicated the availability of electricity More than before, indicating that achieving equality in the periods of rationing between governorates has left citizens with satisfaction.
Sulaiman al-Sharqi from the village of al-Mukhtariya expressed his hope that the electricity supply would stabilize as it is now, especially during the month of Ramadan and the summer season, while Rima Nizamli from the village of Habeit stated that the electricity situation has improved significantly in recent times and this was very necessary with the successive rise in temperatures, while Uday Bashir stated that Al Haffa is witnessing a remarkable improvement in the electrical reality.
In Aleppo, Dr. Kumit Assi Al-Sheikh, a member of the executive office in charge of the governorate council, explained that after the government delegation visited the governorate and demanded an increase in its share of electricity, the governorate was supplied with 50 megawatts, bringing the total imports to 230 megawatts, which reflected positively on the stability of the electrical reality, especially in residential transformation centers The increase in the feeding hours to 7 hours per day and the decrease in the malfunctions resulting from the overloads, pointing out that the improvement in the weather, the decrease in consumption and the increase in the incoming quantities have led to an increase in the number of feeding hours and that there is a large part of the electricity that is allocated to the industrial city of Sheikh Najjar and work is being done to develop alternative plans to generate electricity with renewable energies. .
Eng. Zuhair Dairy, Assistant Director of the Aleppo Electricity Company, stated that the increase in the supply of electric power and the increase in temperature contributed to the increase in the number of hours of electrical recharge, explaining that the rate of recharge reaches two hours compared to 4 pieces, and work is done to reach 3 hours arrived and the same is cut by using the surplus electricity from the industrial areas. .
Ibrahim Ahmed from Sheikh Khidr said that the hours of feeding increased in the neighborhood during the past few days, which was confirmed by Ahmed Masri and Youssef Al-Ali, from the residents of the Bustan Al-Qasr neighborhood, who pointed out that the amount of electricity increased in the last period to reach two hours that arrived in exchange for 3 pieces.
Lawyer Ahmed Haffar, from Hamdaniyah neighborhood, said, “The electricity improved within the neighborhood, which created comfort for the people and enabled them to operate their electrical appliances.” While Suha Laban from Zabadiyeh neighborhood residents indicated that the feeding hours reached two hours and arrived in exchange for 4 pieces, and the feeding increased during the evening and during the time of suhoor. .
