Experts are casting doubt on recent promises from IMPSA and Delcy Rodríguez regarding an end to Venezuela’s widespread power outages. While efforts are underway to reactivate turbines at the Macagua and Tocoma dams, specialists believe this will not address the core issues plaguing the nation’s electricity supply. The fundamental problems lie in the collapse of Venezuela's thermoelectric power plants and the overload of existing transmission networks. These infrastructural failures are predicted to continue causing electricity deficits and ongoing rationing. Simply restarting some turbines is insufficient to overcome the deep-rooted systemic problems within the country’s power infrastructure. The projected improvements will likely be minimal and will not deliver a lasting solution to the crippling blackouts, according to analysis.