Libya faces power outage crisis
Libya is facing a ongoing crisis in the electricity sector, with the gap between production and demand exceeding 1,000 megawatts, leading to frequent outages and a deterioration of the grid's condition. The proposals include operating new power plants in the city of Zawiya, including a 220 MW plant at the old university and the Trefas plant, in addition to constructing another station as a replacement for the T-Off system, in order to increase production capacity and improve grid stability. Sources emphasize the necessity for government intervention and high-level management of the General Electricity Company to urgently implement these projects, especially as demand rises during the summer and temperatures increase, which puts additional pressure on the network and affects power supply hours.
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