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عين ليبيا
Egyptian electricity resumes in Libya
Egypt has begun exporting approximately 70 megawatts of electricity to Libya via the electrical interconnection line between the two countries. This step aims to support the Libyan power grid, which suffers from widespread outages. The activation of this transfer follows the settlement of part of Libya's overdue financial dues, as the Libyan government paid around $84 million out of a total of $140 million, with an agreement to schedule the remaining amount before the end of the year. It is worth noting that the export process relies on safety and efficiency standards to ensure the stability of both networks, with continuous monitoring by the control centers in both countries. This move comes amidst Libya's need for support during periods of high energy demand, especially in the summer.
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