Lebanon shifts to decentralized power
The article discussed Lebanon's plan to distribute electricity in a more decentralized manner. Energy Minister Joe Ossid emphasized that the Regulatory Authority, in collaboration with the World Bank, has conducted an in-depth study to determine the most suitable model. This includes dividing Lebanon into regions based on a model similar to the Zahle experience, with the aim of improving electricity sector management and reducing corruption. The study focuses on implementing reforms to enhance the utilization of facilities such as Tripoli, increase supply hours, and depoliticize the sector, in an effort to provide a more stable and efficient electrical service by dividing Lebanon into electric jurisdiction zones.
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