Venezuelan engineers Víctor Poleo and José Aguilar have warned of a deepening electrical crisis, citing a national demand of approximately 15,000 MW against a current generation capacity of only 12,000 MW. This represents a significant deficit of 3,000 megawatts. The engineers also voiced doubts regarding the technical and political feasibility of energy agreements currently under the oversight of Washington. The situation raises concerns about potential widespread power outages and further instability within Venezuela. The report, published by EL NACIONAL, highlights the urgent need for solutions to address the growing energy shortfall. This crisis exacerbates existing challenges faced by the Venezuelan population and its infrastructure. The analysis underscores the precarious state of Venezuela’s power grid.