Kabul faces winter blackouts if it cannot pay for its electricity imports, according to The WSJ.
Taliban control has caused the economy to falter, making it hard for families to pay their bills.
Afghanistan's capital could be facing a winter of blackouts, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The outlet said the city's supply is at risk because the Taliban government stopped paying the foreign companies that supply most of its electricity.
"The consequences would be countrywide, but especially in Kabul," Daud Noorzai, the former chief executive of Afghanistan's power company, told the paper.
With the Taliban now in control, electricity supplies have temporarily increased, according to The Journal.
But if Afghanistan's suppliers cut the power off, the country could face a crisis come winter, Noorzai told the paper. »