The electricity crisis interferes with the comprehensive economic collapse that Aden suffers from.

The electricity sector lacks clear and integrated policies concerned with reforming the infrastructure and ensuring financial sustainability, which keeps the situation deteriorating and disrupts any long -term solutions.

The increasing inflation in the prices of commodities and services is directly reflected in the electricity sector, and with the weak purchasing power of citizens, the electricity fees collection processes become difficult, which puts more pressure on operating companies.

And excessive dependence on external aid to operate the electrical sector makes the city vulnerable to repeated crises, temporary solutions do not contribute to addressing the root causes of the problem but rather contributes to postponing it only.