Abu Zeid Discusses Electricity Sector Failures

The article reveals that Lebanon is suffering from a severe electricity crisis costing the country approximately $30.4 billion annually. This is reflected in the rising prices of private generators, which now reach 55 cents per kilowatt/hour, compared to 27 cents for government electricity. The cost of producing a kilowatt via ships has been significantly lower, around 15 cents, which could have saved the state roughly $340 million. The central question is: When will reforms be implemented to reduce citizens' dependence on private generators and alleviate their financial burdens? Especially since maintaining the current situation keeps citizens paying the price for not reforming the electricity sector.

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