Local debate is intensifying as the summer season approaches regarding the mechanisms for subsidizing fuel for private generators and alternative energy pricing. In an effort to contain the crisis, government authorities have approved a fuel subsidy plan providing specific quotas at reduced prices for three months. However, the major challenge lies in the fact that a significant percentage of generator owners are not officially registered to receive this subsidy, which negatively impacts the final cost borne by citizens. Relevant parties have called for increasing fuel quotas and even providing them for free during peak consumption periods, while ministerial bodies confirm their continued efforts to ensure supply stability according to available mechanisms.