GECOL fighting to bring power back
By Jamal Adel. Kufra, 17 September 2014: Libya’s main power provider, the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL), which has ...
Tag: electricity
More overnight shells fall on residential central Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 20 August 2014: More shells landed on various central residential parts of Tripoli overnight as fighting ...
Power, water, fuel and internet cuts plague Tripoli and Benghazi
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 27 July 2014: Tripoli has been plunged into long hours of darkness over the last two ...
2014 Budget commits government to subsidy reform by Jan 2015
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 5 July 2014: For the first time in Libya's history, the national budget commits the government ...
Electricity cuts add to Benghazi’s woes
By Jamal Adel and Noura Ibrahim. Tripoli/Benghazi, 18 June 2014: On top of the continuing deadly fighting in the city, ...
Ministry of Electricity says it is prepared for summer
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 25 May 2014: The Ministry of Electricity has announced that it is ready for the anticipated ...
North Benghazi and Kufra power stations boost capacity
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 15 May 2014: North Benghazi power station has taken . . .delivery of its third combined-cycle turbine. ...
Cabinet votes to establish new Libyan electrical holding company
By Moutaz Ali. Tripoli, 13 May 2014: The cabinet agreed to establish a new Libyan electrical holding company last night ...
GECOL gives condolences to family of murdered engineer
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 21 April 2014: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) has given its condolences to the ...
Non-paying customers leave GECOL with LD 1.7 billion loss
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 13 April 2014: Libyans reluctant to pay their electricity bills have left the General Electricity Company ...
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