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In a statement, the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said yesterday that there will not be a return of load shedding for three reasons. This, because of a debt of 235 billion francs CFA that the state owes to Senelec.
While Senegalese plow the streets of the capital in search of water, trade unionists of the society of the electricity had alerted of a possible return of load shedding. Because of the 235 billion francs CFA that the state of Senegal owes to Senelec
To not put the finger on the fire, the Ministry of Oil and Energy reassures the people in a statement. "There can not be a return of load shedding for three fundamental reasons," said Minister Mansour Elimane Kane.
"First, Senelec has sufficient production capacity to provide a supply of electricity production in quantity and quality. , what consumers feel every day. Secondly, securing the supply of fuel is guaranteed by the Special Fund for Energy Support (FSSE), which is able to mobilize the necessary resources at any time. Thirdly, a mechanism for monitoring the regular supply of Senelec power stations, which today covers needs until the end of December 2018, "the minister unveils.
Abdou Khadre Mboup / Senegal7
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