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Distribution of 3 transformers in Maraqib to address power issues
The article discusses the electricity blackout crisis in Libya, where many cities experienced total darkness due to the main power plants going offline, particularly the Gulf and Misrata stations. This was caused by the disconnection of a major 400-kilovolt line, leading to a significant power deficit and a drop in generation capacity by approximately 700 megawatts. The General Electricity Company attributes the problem to technical and security factors, as well as declining supplies of gas and fuel. Additionally, the Zawiya station was affected by clashes, which resulted in a capacity loss of about 700 megawatts. The Head of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, accused officials within the company of corruption and called for a comprehensive investigation to identify those responsible. The company also announced the deployment of three new transformers to redistribute electricity in the Martoub area, yet the issue persisted amid ongoing widespread power outages.
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