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Venezuela Moves to Open Power Sector to Private Investment

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 02 June 2026, 19:48 UTC By Fabiola Zerpa, Andreina Itriago 1 min read
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Venezuela’s National Assembly will debate a reform that would open the country’s electricity sector to private investment, allowing companies to generate, distribute and sell power under government concessions after more than 15 years of state control.

Venezuela’s National Assembly will debate a reform that would open the country’s electricity sector to private investment, allowing companies to generate, distribute and sell power under government concessions after more than 15 years of state control.
Venezuela Moves to (ORG) Open Power Sector to Private Investment Venezuela’s (ORG) National Assembly (ORG)
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