Al-Quraiti Discusses Electricity Sector Collapse
Libya is facing a ongoing electricity energy crisis, with regions experiencing frequent outages of up to 10-12 hours daily. The sector has seen approximately $20 billion in spending over the past 15 years, yet there have been no significant improvements in the network or service levels. Experts and parties link the crisis to issues of mismanagement, corruption, planning flaws, weak maintenance, and a failure to develop infrastructure. They call for investigations and the transfer of sector management to qualified experts and specialists, emphasizing the need to shift toward alternative energies, especially solar, to address challenges and achieve greater stability in the electrical grid.
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