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Eight O'clock Bulletin reports on ongoing electricity issues amid heat wave
The electricity crisis has once again taken center stage in Libya, amid a surge in heatwaves and rising temperatures, leading to repeated power outages across various regions. Despite the country's significant oil resources, it suffers from a chronic electricity crisis caused by a shortage of fuel needed to operate power plants and difficulties in repairs and maintenance. The government's efforts are focused on increasing fuel allocations; for instance, Brega Oil Corporation announced an increase in diesel supplies to 120 million liters per month and the resumption of power grid supply through the interconnection line with Egypt, providing 70 megawatts in an effort to support grid stability. An emergency meeting was also held to establish urgent solutions and a long-term strategy, but there remains an expectation that outages will continue until sustainable and comprehensive reforms are implemented to definitively end the crisis.
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