Solar farms do not solve the country's energy crisis on their own, but they do offer tangible relief under current conditions.

Changing Cuba’s energy mix is not merely an option among others. With the passage of time and the strengthening of the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States government, it has become an urgent necessity.

Photovoltaic solar system in Las Tunas.

Las Tunas has established itself as a leader in Cuba’s energy transition following the completion of a major solar photovoltaic power generation complex that is already yielding tangible benefits for the population, particularly by ensuring water and health services during daylight hours.

Misconduct, today, include loud music from electric scooters that exceeds city decibel limits

The roar of engines and the blast of loud music have become a headache for Las Tunas residents. Recently, vehicles such as electric scooters have undergone significant modifications that alter their performance.

The connection of the charging station to the National Electric System (SEN in Spanish) was authorized .

Amid the fuel shortage the country is facing, Las Tunas took a crucial step by inaugurating a charging station for ten electric vehicles used to transport hemodialysis patients to the provincial hospital.

New buses to improve Las Tunas interprovincial passenger tranportation.

The four new passenger transport vehicles received by the National Buses business unit (UEB) in Las Tunas province are expected to yield significant fuel savings.