Liberal Nationalists endorse Bassil plan
The advisory energy committee of the Free Patriotic Movement examined the electricity plan approved by the Council of Ministers and found it riddled with errors, inaccuracies, and lacking elements of implementation and proper planning. They emphasized that the announced document does not constitute a genuine plan but merely an unclear interpretation of Law 462 and an AI program with a 76% confidence level, without any timelines, costs, or concrete projects. They pointed out that the focus on privatizing electricity production under the label of "small networks" deepens the pollution and cost crisis and reintroduces the private generator project, which undermines efforts to achieve stable and affordable electricity for citizens. They confirmed that government support for vulnerable groups will continue and rely on government funding, despite criticisms of past scandals involving corruption. Furthermore, the current plan lacks important operational details and indicates ongoing reliance on ships and the derailment of vital infrastructure projects. In short, they affirm that the current electricity plan does not offer a practical solution to the electricity outage crisis, and that the remaining achievements are the result of the Free Patriotic Movement's plan, calling for its continuation rather than abandonment.
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