Energy Ministry Questions Tanker Audit Amid Power Shortage

The Lebanese Ministry of Energy and Water clarified that the lack of electricity does not justify the failure to proceed with the forensic audit procedures on the power ships generating electricity. The ministry confirmed that it is working on a comprehensive plan that includes energy and gas procurement, connecting the electrical grid, and activating solar energy farms, all aimed at improving Lebanon’s electricity supply. Criticisms directed at the ministry overlook the efforts made and tend to exaggerate the crises, emphasizing that the delay in the forensic audit is due to the transition from temporary to permanent solutions and the lack of modern plant construction, rather than an electricity shortage. The ministry also considers that long-term solutions require strengthening partnerships with the private sector and attracting investment. Additionally, it noted that media coverage sometimes conflicts with the realities on the ground.

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