Sarir power station shuts down
By Libya Herald reporter. Sarir power station (File photo) Beida, 14 August 2015: Sarir power station in eastern Libya has ...
Tag: electricity
Libya needs to produce another 1800 MW: Tripoli Electricity Minister
By Moutaz Ali. Tripoli Electricity and Renewable Energy Minister Nuredin Ali Salem (Photo: Moutaz Ali) Tripoli, 5 August 2015: Libya ...
Long power cuts make very hot Libyan summer even more unbearable
By Libya Herald reporter. Long power cuts have meant a return of bread queues at bakeries in Libya (Photo: Social ...
Solar electrification programme of vital locations launched
By Libya Herald reporter. Solar power is installed at a Tripoli clinic by REAOL (Photo: REAOL). Tunis, 23 June 2014: ...
Power cuts hit eastern Libya
By Ayman Amzein, Benghazi North power station (Photo: Social media) Benghazi, 12 May 2015: The electricity supply has been back ...
APR’s emergency power contract cost was ‘’too high’’: Audit Bureau
By Libya Herald reporter. The mobile APR generators in Furnaj station, Tripoli, were operating when Libya Herald toured the station ...
Thinni government to pay LD 2.3 M Egypt electricity supply debts and launch education channels
By Libya Herald staff. Malta, 21 January 2015: The Libyan government approved the payment of an outstanding debt to Egypt ...
No end in sight for Tripoli power cut misery
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 13 January 2014: The daily power cuts plaguing homes across Tripoli look . . .set ...
Turkey to supply power station to Tobruk, resume flights to Labraq and commence projects?
By Libya Herald staff. Malta, 11 January 2015: Turkey is to supply the Abdullah Thinni government and the House of ...
Three days without power a bleak start to 2015 for Benghazi residents
By Libya Herald staff. Benghazi/Tripoli, 1 January 2015: Benghazi residents have had a bleak start to 2015, with a third ...
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