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No country should risk power loss due to labor disputes, says electricity providers association.

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The Association of Electric Power Suppliers (ΣΕΠΗΕ) has stated that no country should face power shortages due to labor disputes.
This statement comes in light of recent developments at the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (ΑΗΚ) and concerns over potential power outages.
ΣΕΠΗΕ emphasized the urgent need for changes to the electrical system to prevent such crises.
The organization urged all parties involved to demonstrate responsibility amidst ongoing labor issues.

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The Suppliers Association of Electricity Representatives (ΣΕΠΗΕ) has issued a statement emphasizing that no country should face the risk of power shortages due to labor disputes. This statement follows recent developments concerning the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (ΑΗΚ), where concerns have arisen regarding potential disruptions in electricity supply.

In light of the ongoing situation, the ΣΕΠΗΕ highlighted the urgent need for reforms within the electricity system to prevent such crises from occurring in the future. The organization called on all parties involved to act responsibly in order to ensure a stable and uninterrupted power supply for the public.

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