Libya's fuel and power issues persist despite large spending
Despite Libya spending more than a billion dollars on fuel imports in May, the fuel shortage persists, especially in the southern regions. Queues at gas stations continue to form, and residents face difficulties in obtaining gasoline and diesel. The distribution system, infrastructure, and ongoing struggles with smuggling— which depletes the country's resources— remain problematic. This crisis also exerts pressure on the electricity sector, resulting in a loss of over a thousand megawatts of production capacity, which could lead to increased power outages during the summer season.
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