FENAKA Corporation Limited has delivered new generator sets to 21 islands this year as part of efforts to strengthen electricity supply across the Maldives and address persistent power shortages in the atolls.
The utility company has also confirmed that a further 24 generator sets are currently being transported to Malé and are expected to be distributed to islands in the coming weeks. Once deployed, the total number of generator sets supplied by Fenaka in 2026 will reach 45.
According to the company, the new units are intended to provide a more reliable and continuous electricity supply for island communities. The initiative comes amid ongoing concerns over power outages and voltage fluctuations that have affected residents in several parts of the country.
Access to stable electricity has remained a key challenge for many islands despite years of investment in infrastructure and power generation projects. Although improvements have been made in recent years, some communities continue to experience interruptions to their electricity supply.
The latest deployment represents one of the largest expansions of generation capacity undertaken by Fenaka in a single year. The additional equipment is expected to enhance the reliability of power services and support growing demand in island communities.
Fenaka has reiterated its commitment to strengthening the national electricity network and improving the quality of service provided to consumers across the Maldives. The company said ongoing investments in power infrastructure form part of broader efforts to deliver a more resilient and dependable electricity supply throughout the country.
