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Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
Bahlil Lahadalia
said the power condition was on
Aceh
post-disaster it has started to return to normal.However, there are still four districts where rolling blackouts are being implemented.
According to Bahlil, this blackout was because the electricity level in the four areas was below 50 percent.The four are Aceh Tamiang, Bener Meriah, Gayo and Central Aceh.
“These (rolling blackouts) happened not because of the electric machine but because
power plant
“It cannot be supplied, but this happens because our infrastructure has not been completed in the field for low voltage,” said Bahlil in a press conference at his office, Friday (19/12).
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Bahlil said that currently the road repair process has not been completely completed.The reason is, there are still areas that are flooded.
“So even if it were turned on, it would have an impact on the safety of our brothers and sisters there. But in general for normal Aceh there are only four districts left,” he explained.
With this condition, he emphasized that currently the problem with electricity in the four regions is infrastructure, not limited energy supply.
“Our towers can’t be built yet. Some of the ones that have been built, fell again because the water was carried away. This is what we are honest about once again, trying as much as possible from the PLN team, from the ESDM team, TNI, Polri, the community, we all try to work together, join hands, collaborate to accelerate, but it is our nature that makes it like that,” he explained.
Meanwhile, electricity in the North Sumatra and West Sumatra regions has begun to gradually recover.
“But in fact
backbone
than Sumatra, then Bireuen, then Arun, it’s all connected.”God willing, if the infrastructure can be completed on these low towers or low poles, then we can complete it,” he concluded.
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