Mazar Reservoir Recovers Nearly 2 Meters in Days, Easing Ecuador Power Crunch

Ecuador's Mazar reservoir, critical for hydroelectric generation, has risen from 2,130m to nearly 2,132m since October 2, signaling a partial recovery from drought-driven lows. The uptick likely reflects improved inflows, but the level remains historically low, leaving power rationing risk unresolved. This development matters as it may ease near-term electricity supply pressures in Ecuador.