El Salvador faces a serious challenge as aquatic weeds, particularly water lettuce, overrun Lake Suchitlan, the largest reservoir in the country. This rapid growth jeopardizes not only hydropower generation but also local ecosystems and communities dependent on these resources. Authorities have expressed concerns about the environmental impact and the potential disruption to power supply. Addressing the proliferation of this aquatic weed is crucial for maintaining sustainable energy production in El Salvador. Effective management strategies must be developed to combat this issue and protect local biodiversity. The situation serves as a reminder of how environmental factors play a significant role in energy sustainability and local livelihoods. Moving forward, a collaborative effort will be essential for restoring balance in this critical water body.