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Naturgy Schedules Nationwide Grid Maintenance in Panama, March 23–29, 2026

What Happened

Naturgy announced planned maintenance work on Panama’s electrical network from March 23 to March 29, 2026. The company said these activities may cause temporary inconveniences but are necessary to improve infrastructure and help ensure a more reliable electricity supply for users.

Details of the Maintenance

The maintenance forms part of Naturgy’s four-year investment plan totaling $630 million. According to the company, the funds will be allocated to quality projects and upkeep of the existing grid, including development of new circuits and the construction or upgrading of substations.

Naturgy apologized in advance for any disruption and asked customers for understanding and support while the essential works are carried out. The company also invited users to update their contact information so they can receive targeted notices about maintenance in their area; the update form is available at https://forms.office.com/e/qRCLGdV0S4.

Background

The announcement frames the scheduled works as part of a broader commitment by Naturgy to provide a reliable and sustainable energy supply in Panama. The $630 million investment over the next four years is intended to strengthen grid resilience and open opportunities for greater energy efficiency and safety.

What This Means

Short-term: Some customers may experience brief outages or service adjustments during the March 23–29 maintenance window. Naturgy’s notice indicates these interruptions are planned and tied to essential upgrades.

Medium- to long-term: The investment targets core network improvements — new circuits and substations — which the company says should contribute to a more dependable electricity service and improved operational safety. Residents and businesses are encouraged to keep contact details current to receive localized alerts about future maintenance.

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