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A national power company, like Cuba's UNE, is typically a state owned enterprise responsible for generating, transmitting, and distributing electricity across an entire country. They manage the infrastructure, from power plants to the lines that reach homes. Their efficiency and funding directly impact the reliability of a nation's power supply, as seen with Cuba's frequent outages.
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