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عين ليبيا
Libyans Pay for Electricity Differently
The electricity crisis in Libya is linked to the ongoing deterioration of the energy sector resulting from an ineffective administrative and economic model that has persisted for decades. Repeated protests and the closure of vital facilities have led to production stoppages and reduced supplies of gas and electricity, increasing the burdens on citizens and the national economy. Experts clarified that the crisis is not solely technical but also related to the weak efficiency of the current model, which relies heavily on substantial spending without measuring performance indicators. This situation threatens commercial activity, productivity, and investment. They emphasized the need for comprehensive reforms focused on the independence of the General Electricity Company, improving consumption efficiency, developing the gas sector, and changing subsidy policies to enhance economic stability and reduce social disparities.
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