Cabinet backs GECOL 600 MW emergency power deal
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Sarir power station, victim of frequent cuts Tripoli, 3 April 2014: Libya is to fast-track the ...
Tag: electricity
GECOL gives away free energy-saving light bulbs
Free light bulbs By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 12 March 2014: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) is handing out ...
ENI now contributing half of Libya’s overall oil and gas production
Tripoli, 7 March 2014: Italian oil giant ENI contributes around half of the country’s hydrocarbon production at present, and generates ...
Gas supplies restored to Ruwais power station
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 18 February 2014: The gas-fired Ruwais power station in the Jebel Nafusa is up and running ...
Firefighters struggle to control Sebha power station blaze
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 10 January 2014: Local firefighters struggled to bring a blaze at Sebha West power station under ...
Power cut misery to continue until Warshefana clashes resolved
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 28 January 2014: Homes across Tripoli will continue to face rolling power cuts until the ...
Sarir oilfield attacked, power lines cut
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 23 January 2014: The Sarir oilfield was attacked by an armed group this evening and, during ...
GECOL warns of power cuts after closure of southern power station
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 21 January 2014: The country could be facing power cuts following the temporary closure of ...
Mobile power unit contract with APR Energy extended
Tripoli, 10 January 2014: To support the country’s electricity deficit, a contract with American-based fast-track power solutions firm APR Energy ...
Former GECOL director questions Electricity Minister’s “promising future” comments
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 30 December 2013: A former board director of the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) has ...
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