Residents of Ma'rib city and its surrounding areas experienced a complete blackout over the past two days, as vital power transmission lines from the Marib Gas Station suffered severe damage amidst clashes in Marib Al-Wadi district. The General Electricity Corporation in Marib prov...
Newly appointed Yemeni Prime Minister Salem bin Bureik held his first meeting in Aden today, dedicating the session to the severe electricity crisis gripping the interim capital and southern governorates. Bin Bureik, who returned to Aden on Sunday after a month-long delay report...
Aden, Yemen's temporary capital, is on the brink of a complete power outage within 24 hours due to critically low fuel supplies, the Public Electricity Corporation warned on Saturday. The corporation issued a desperate plea, appealing to Presidential Leadership Council member Faraj Al-Bah...
Osaylan, Yemen – Local authorities in Osaylan district of Shabwa province announced on Saturday, November 30, 2024, that the Jannah Hunt oil company has earmarked half a billion Yemeni riyals to enhance services in electricity, health, and education within the district. A local source inf...
On Sunday, October 6, 2024, the Executive Office of Marib Province approved several recommendations and proposals regarding the debt owed by government entities to the local branch of the Electricity Corporation. The decisions were made during a regular meeting chaired by Deputy Governor Ali Al...
The internationally recognized Yemeni government has approved the construction of a solar power plant in Shabwah Governorate (eastern Yemen), marking a significant step in addressing the country's long-standing electricity crisis. This new plant will be the second solar power project ...
Private power generation plants in the capital Sana'a and other governorates under the control of the Houthi group, internationally designated as a terrorist organization, threatened on Sunday, August 4, 2024, to cut off electricity supply after three days, in protest against what they describ...
The Yemeni Ministry of Electricity and Energy, recognized by the international community, has announced achieving a significant financial savings of $20 million from fuel procurement and transportation to liberated governorates. According to the official Yemeni news agency Saba, the minis...
Yemen's internationally recognized Prime Minister, Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, inaugurated a solar power plant in the Buraiqa district of Aden, the country's temporary capital, on Monday. The plant, with a capacity of 120 megawatts, was funded by the United Arab Emirates through the Abu ...
The internationally recognized Yemeni government announced on Monday, July 8th, 2024, the completion of a 120 megawatt solar power plant in the Al-Buraiqah district of Aden, the country's temporary capital. The plant is expected to begin supplying electricity to the city within the coming days...
The General Electricity Corporation of Aden, Yemen's temporary capital, announced on Thursday, July 4th, 2024, that the "President" power plant had been shut down due to a fuel shortage, coinciding with a heatwave and worsening electricity service in the city. The corporation stat...
The General Director of the Electricity Office in Marib Governorate (northeastern Yemen), Abdulhadi Jabir Al-Shabwani, stated on Sunday, June 30th, that the repeated power outages over the past 24 hours were due to a valve malfunction that took one of the turbines out of service. The gas station h...
A technical malfunction in one of the turbines at the Marib gas plant in northeastern Yemen has plunged the province into darkness, according to a source at the Marib Electricity Office. The outage occurred on Saturday, June 8th, 2024, leaving residents sweltering under temperatures exceedin...
The Marib branch of the General Electricity Corporation launched the first phase of a campaign to install electricity meters and collect consumption fees in the northeastern Yemeni city. The initiative targets over 1,500 commercial and industrial facilities, focusing on establishments along the...