Why Do Improvisations Fail in Power Sector
Libya's electricity crisis is deepening due to poor management and planning, combined with increased demand during the summer caused by intensive use of air conditioning, as well as economic activities such as steel, cement manufacturing, and Bitcoin mining. Experts indicate that the problem goes beyond seasonal factors and includes long-standing issues resulting from mismanagement of the system, including fuel shortages, network deterioration, inefficient maintenance, and the lack of accurate data on production costs and waste levels. The primary solutions involve rehabilitating existing units, securing natural gas supplies, and developing transmission and distribution networks. Additionally, reforming the administrative structure and implementing measures to promote consumption efficiency are essential to achieving long-term stability in Libya's electricity sector.
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