Lebanon Electricity Map: Private Investment and State Limits

The Lebanese government is working on implementing comprehensive reforms in the electricity sector, based on restructuring the market and dividing its activities into three parts: generation, transmission, and distribution. The reforms focus on attracting private investments to establish new power plants that rely on gas and renewable energy, through competitive tenders and long-term contracts, while ownership and transmission remain under state control to ensure stability and national security. The program also includes restructuring the distribution sector through private companies supervised by the regulatory authority to improve service quality and reduce wastage, along with supporting small and medium renewable energy projects and developing large-scale wind and solar projects. Implementation is set to begin after the formal ministerial paper is approved and a public-private partnership is established, with the state remaining responsible for regulation and oversight.

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