Libya Implements Measures to Manage Fuel Shortage
The article focused on the efforts of Brega Petroleum Marketing Company to address the fuel crisis in western Libya, especially in Tripoli, where queues and congestion at gas stations continued despite the availability of fuel. The company intensified distribution measures and expanded the direct sale service of diesel to trucks, operating four mobile stations, in addition to running dedicated truck stations around the clock aimed at improving traffic flow and easing pressure. Approximately 518,500 liters of diesel were distributed through direct sales points, while the ministry confirmed that gasoline supplies are ongoing and sufficient, with a tanker carrying 40 million liters arriving at Tripoli port. The actions indicate that there is an organizational problem in the distribution process, as the diesel sector faces difficulties in providing regular access to end consumers despite the availability of quantities. This reflects the greatest challenge in managing the distribution network and addressing bottlenecks and monopolies.
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