ENEE Squeezed by Fuel Costs, Drought, and Delayed Contracts
Published on Honduras Daily · Oct 2, 2026 · Originally reported October 1, 2026 by Diario Roatán
Engineer Miguel Arriaga warns that Honduras's state power company is under severe financial strain from high generation costs, reduced hydroelectric output amid drought, and years-long delays in signing new capacity contracts, leaving ENEE unable to recover more than L6 billion (about $240 million) in costs over six months.
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