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The Qatari proposal to build two power plants in Deir Ammar and Zahrani, with a combined capacity of 1,650 megawatts, also includes investments in liquefied natural gas under a 20-year contract, 440 megawatts of wind power, and the purchase of around 300 megawatts of electricity from Syria. Competitive gas prices could reduce generation costs and allow electricity to be sold at a tariff that covers expenses. But the project would not be without costs for Lebanon, which would remain responsible for the price of gas, operating expenses, and purchased electricity. Its success depends on reforming Électricité du Liban, improving bill collection, reducing losses, and upgrading the grid. Prices alone will not rescue the sector unless they are translated into contracts that can be implemented and revenues that cover costs.
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