Microsystems are now operating throughout Cuba, Energy and Mines Minister Vicente de la O Levy confirmed on his social media profile on X.

The minister added that protocols for the recovery of the Electrical System are activated, and vital services are being protected amid this complex situation aggravated by the energy siege we are facing.

Earlier in the afternoon, the Electric Union reported that one of the generating units at the Boca de Jaruco Energas facility was already in service, and by the time this report was drafted, another unit from the same entity had been incorporated.

In Havana, according to the capital's Electric Company, one electrical substation and three distribution circuits have been restored, with service provided to 9,047 customers and a restored load of 6 megawatts, representing approximately 1% of the total demand in the city.

The electrical recovery prioritizes basic services for the population, including hospitals, water supply, and gas.