A new report from the NGO Monitor Ciudad claims that 87% of Venezuela’s installed thermoelectric power generation capacity is currently out of service. Jesús Armas, the director of Monitor Ciudad, is calling for a clear plan to restore the nation’s electrical system. He emphasizes the necessity of private investment and transparent privatization as potential solutions to the ongoing energy crisis. The organization highlights the critical need for action to address the widespread power outages affecting the country. Details surrounding the specific causes of the inoperability were not provided in this brief report. Monitor Ciudad’s statement underscores the deteriorating state of Venezuela’s power infrastructure. The call for a comprehensive recovery plan signals growing concern over the sustainability of the country’s electricity supply.