Economy · Cyprus

Electricity Authority unions escalate measures, operate with security staff from July 9

6 sourcesFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 19 days ago

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The trade unions of the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (AEC) announced that starting July 9, 2026, the operations at the power stations in Vasilikos, Dhekelia, and Moni will only be conducted with essential personnel. The unions made this decision due to ongoing issues concerning the organization's sustainability and electricity costs. They indicated a lack of progress in resolving these issues despite having given ample notice. There is a concern that this situation may lead to a potential blackout during the summer months. The implementation of these measures highlights the unions' escalation in response to the current state of the AEC.

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