Aden, Yemen – In this coastal city long accustomed to sweltering, humid summers, the absence of electricity can reshape an entire day. When the power cuts out, fans and air conditioners fall silent. Sleep becomes difficult. Students race to finish their homework before darkness arrives. Children spill onto the streets while young men drift towards the sea in search of moving air and cooler waters. Inside hospitals, where treatment cannot be postponed until the lights come back on, electricity carries a different weight altogether. Yemen’s power crisis predates the current war.
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