Rolling power cuts were pinching Ethiopia’s cement industry, The Reporter said

On 15 June 2019 The Reporter Ethiopia reported that a power-rationing program that began in April was cutting productivity in the local cement industry, which had already faced demand and logistics pressures.

Manufacturers told the paper that rolling blackouts disrupted kiln schedules and delivery plans, turning national electricity rationing into a factory-floor cost.

Kept as energy and industry archive, the Reporter report dates how mid-2019 blackouts hit cement output.

Sources: The Reporter Ethiopia