The Nationalist Party on Thursday again criticised the government after "half of Malta" ended up without electricity on Wednesday afternoon. Yesterday, Robert Abela told us that he believes population growth does not affect energy demand, the PN said in a statement. "No wonder there has been a lack of investment in the electricity distribution system
Enemalta has confirmed that yesterday evening’s electricity cuts across several Maltese localities were caused by an interruption at gas facilities serving the LNG power station. The interruption occurred at around 6pm and resulted in the temporary loss of approximately 200MW of generation capacity, according to the energy provider. Enemalta said it
Power cuts affected a myriad of localities across Malta and Gozo after an interruption in energy generation at the Delimara LNG plant on Wednesday evening. Enemalta reported that there were over 30 localities which were affected by the power cuts at around 6pm. Qormi, Żebbuġ, Żabbar, Żejtun, Rabat (Gozo), Attard, Balzan, Birkirkara, Birżebbuġa, Fontana,
People across Malta are reporting electricity cuts this evening, with hundreds of reports appearing on outage-tracking platform Dawl.app. At the time of writing, 895 reports had been registered on Dawl.app, as people reported losing electricity around the country. The disruption comes as Enemalta’s website is also not working, with users attempting