The CVC has a plan to recover the Venezuelan infrastructure in 13 years

 According to the Cámara Venezolana de Construcción (CVC), more than 30 years without investment have left the country’s public infrastructure with a marked deterioration, but it maintains that, with a plan drawn up by specialists, it can be put back into optimal conditions in approximately 13 years and with an investment of about 200 billion dollars.

According to this CVC plan, in a first stage, with a duration of three years, the objective would be the maintenance and recovery of operations.

Recovery of electrical and oil infrastructure by the CVC

The first stage includes the recovery of electricity generation, both thermal and renewable, as well as the improvement of the distribution network and the rehabilitation of the Tocoma Hydroelectric Plant.

The plan proposes the recovery of some 16.100 megawatts to correct the electrical problems that the country suffers. With regard to the oil sector, it proposes the rehabilitation of 39 docks and shipping terminals on the shores of Maracaibo’s Lake to facilitate the operations of 1.000 oil vessels.

In a second stage, with a duration of 10 years, the unfinished works that are not of a priority nature and new projects would be reactivated.

Engineer Eduardo Páez Pumar, one of those in charge of updating this plan, said that this proposal has a purely technical and economic nature.

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