<div><p>President Trump’s projection that Cuba would collapse after efforts to cut off oil has not materialized, as the country endures ongoing power shortages. A reported visit explored how Cubans are increasingly turning to solar energy to mitigate these outages and maintain essential electricity supply.</p></div><div><p>Cubans are adopting solar solutions to offset intermittent power, with individuals and communities installing solar installations to reduce reliance on the aging and strained grid. The effort reflects a broader strategy to increase energy resilience amid economic and political pressures affecting fuel imports.</p></div><div><p>The reporting team examined practical adaptations on the ground, noting both challenges and progress in deploying solar capacity, including cost barriers, maintenance needs, and the impact on daily life as households and institutions seek more reliable electricity.</p></div>
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