Electricity Company Updates Tripoli Airport Station
The electricity company in Libya has denied reports or statistics indicating widespread power outages in the city of Benghazi, affirming that the electrical grid's stability is maintained regularly and that efforts are ongoing to continuously improve its performance. Regarding the Tripoli Airport station, the company confirmed that it completed upgrades to the 11/30-kilovolt station within a month and a half. This involved replacing old equipment and installing modern equipment supplied by Siemens, with the aim of enhancing the reliability of the electrical network and supporting the station's readiness. It was clarified that the upgrade work included installing 10 cells of 30-kilovolt voltage and 15 cells of 11-kilovolt voltage, in addition to a capacity transformer and an internal feed transformer, all supported by the National Unity Government. The local teams played an active role in executing the project. The purpose of this upgrade is to improve the station's performance and the stability of the power supply, although the company did not disclose details regarding the project's cost or the rated capacity of the transformers.
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