Massive blackout throughout Yucatan caused by fire in Campeche power station
Friday’s brief but sweeping blackout was caused by a fire at a CFE station in Campeche.
Friday’s brief but sweeping blackout was caused by a fire at a CFE station in Campeche.
Merida, Yucatan — The Federal Electricity Commission, or CFE, keeps the consumer complaints bureau busy more than any other organization. Profeco, the federal consumer protection agency, said 20 percent of complaints filed in Yucatan were against CFE. That’s 3,064 unhappy customers. Telephone companies are the second-most common targets of aggrieved clients. Profeco also reported that…
Candlelight replaced lightbulbs across the city in a protest against rising electric rates.
At least 1,000 businesses in Yucatán are expected to turn off the electricity for an hour on Tuesday in protest against the increase in electrical tariffs.
If the CFE continues to raise electric rates, restaurant owners say they will be forced to shed 6,000 jobs in Yucatán.
A power cut has been scheduled in Chelem and Chuburná for much of Wednesday.
Complaining their electric bills have risen by 77 percent since August 2017, the association representing Yucatán’s hotel sector has taken their case to the national regulators.
Unfortunately for the new convention center, it’s not technically “Powered by Samsung.” It’s powered by the CFE.
The president of the federal Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) has agreed to come to Yucatan to review the state’s high electricity rates.
Underground power lines are nothing new here, but starting this year, they are a must.
The CFE has announced the end of summer savings.
As if Monday mornings aren’t tough enough, power went out for about a half an hour in the blocks surrounding the main square.
The water company, the electric company, and the phone and cable company are joining the city’s “permanent maintenance program” in the Centro Histórico.
Power for some will cost less in August than it did in July, if only slightly, the CFE reported today.
About 1.7 million customers were without power today, and and officials deny that an explosion in Oaxaca is the cause.
The CFE has suspended service to hundreds of businesses and private homes in recent weeks for alleged energy theft.
Households that pay high-consumption rates to the CFE will be unhappy to see their July electric bills.
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