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Derivatives of Crude Donated by Russia Are Already Distributed in Cuba
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Gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and liquefied gas, obtained from the processing of the 100 000 tons of crude donated by Russia, are already being distributed in the national territory, which has allowed to begin to reduce the damage to the electricity service and to alleviate the fuel deficit in critical sectors such as health and distributed generation. The post The derivatives of the crude donated by Russia first appeared on Cubadebate are already …
Russian oil allows Cuba to temporarily raise electricity generation, but it does not eliminate power outages or cover demand. The island needs external help to sustain its energy system.
The #ElectricUnion reports the least impact in days, but the respite provided by Russian crude does not appear to reach all Cubans and for very long.
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