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Venezuela in need of more electricity
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is concerned over the electricity shortage in his country. The emergency situation is due to an abnormally dry season and next to no rains as 70% of all Venezuelan power comes from the Guri hydropower plant. Since November 2009 the country has cut down on its electricity consumption by 20%. There is no heavy metallurgical output at the Sidor plant anymore and in many parts of Venezuela shops and government institutions have been working shorter hours.
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