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The Ministry of Electricity in Libya reported the arrival of a diesel tanker at the Port of Tobruk, where fuel was pumped into the tanks of Tobruk Power Station to restart all generating units and increase the capacity of the electrical grid. Additionally, the electrical network in Benghazi was supported by the supply of two transformers, each with a capacity of 20 MVA, to improve power supply stability. Despite these efforts, large-scale power outages have affected parts of Libya since dawn on Saturday, following the shutdown of main power stations due to the disconnection of the line linking Misrata and Al Khums. This caused reverse power flow to the western grid, further worsening the blackout crisis affecting millions of Libyans.
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