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Options and priorities for rebuilding a collapsed system.
In Venezuela, as around the world, the provision of reliable and affordable electric power is essential for the availability of vital humanitarian services such as healthcare and water supply, as well as enabling public transport, education services and the smooth functioning of the economy.
This article was written by Dr. Christopher Sabatini and Walt Patterson, and originally published by Chatham House.
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