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Sunday, Jun 22, 2025

EDL Addresses Public Concerns Amid Increasing Power Blackouts in Laos

Electricite Du Laos Responds to Criticism, Assures Steps to Address Electricity Demand
As Laos grapples with scorching heat waves, Electricite Du Laos (EDL) has faced mounting criticism over the persistent power outages plaguing the nation. However, in a recent statement, the state electricity corporation has sought to reassure the public, emphasizing its commitment to resolving the issue.

Social media platforms have been inundated with complaints from frustrated residents, citing difficulties in reaching EDL and expressing dissatisfaction with the prolonged outages. EDL's response comes after a surge in electricity demand, driven by the widespread use of cooling devices like fans, air conditioners, and electric vehicles during the sweltering weather.

The spike in demand has strained distribution systems, leading to overloaded networks unable to cope with the increased load. To address this, EDL has embarked on an ambitious plan to upgrade infrastructure, including installing new cables, repairing distribution systems, and enhancing transformers.

Despite facing challenges such as inclement weather and accidents, EDL remains steadfast in its efforts to restore power and improve reliability. The corporation urges the public to exercise patience and understanding as it works tirelessly to overcome these hurdles and ensure uninterrupted electricity supply for all.
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