Venezuela signs an agreement with General Electric’s energy arm, GE Vernova, aimed at improving the country’s electricity supply. Multiple outlets report that the deal is intended to support recovery efforts after Venezuela’s power grid has deteriorated and power generation has struggled. BBC News describes the agreement as part of broader cooperation involving US firms and Venezuela’s interim government. Al Jazeera reports that the agreement focuses on boosting electricity generation. Breitbart says the memorandum of understanding is between Venezuela’s state-owned electricity company, Corpoelec, and GE Vernova, and links the initiative to rebuilding and restoring the national grid. The reports characterize the arrangement as a formal cooperation framework rather than a detailed contract, with the primary goal of helping Venezuela increase and stabilize power production and strengthen electrical infrastructure. The sources do not provide additional technical details, timelines, or financial terms in the provided excerpts.