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Economist Nadhim Al-Tayari revealed that the reason for the rising power outages in Libya is due to the coinciding maintenance and overhaul work on generating units, problems in fuel supply, and an unexpected increase in electricity consumption. Currently, the grid produces around 8,000 megawatts, while the demand exceeds 9,500 megawatts, which widens the gap and leads to longer outage hours. It is expected that the operation of the South Tripoli station, scheduled to come online in the second half of July, will help improve grid stability and reduce load shedding, especially in the southern areas of Tripoli.
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