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Cyprus electricity demand fully met, showing downward trend

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Electricity demand in Cyprus is being fully met.
Demand for electricity has begun to decline in recent days.
Charis Zavallis, Assistant Director of the TSO’s National Energy Control Centre, confirmed these developments.
The decrease in demand is attributed to easing temperatures.

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Electricity demand in Cyprus is being fully met and has begun to decline in recent days. This information was provided by Charis Zavallis, Assistant Director of the National Energy Control Centre of the Cyprus Transmission System Operator (TSO).

Zavallis stated that the demand for electricity is showing a downward trend, with some outlets like Philenews reporting that there are also reserves available. The Cyprus Mail attributes the easing demand to falling temperatures.

The TSO expects demand to continue to decrease. This statement was made to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA), according to Philenews, Sigmalive, and Omega TV.

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