Naji Hayek critiques solar panel plan

The article discusses the objection of Nabih Berri, Vice President of the Free Patriotic Movement, to the decision to organize the installation of solar panels on rooftops in Lebanon. This measure requires certain conditions and procedures that could be cumbersome. In contrast, authorities have been lax in addressing neighborhood diesel generators that fill cities with smoke and noise and charge high bills. Berri criticized the weak performance of state-run power plants, which operate intermittently or are unable to meet the demand. He called for cracking down on generator mafias instead of restricting citizens who seek to produce their own solar energy. He suggested that the fear of reducing profits for generators is the main reason behind the hesitation in regulating them.

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