Libya has large gas reserves, including shale gas – NOC head
By Sami Zaptia. NOC head Nuri Berreuin (centre) said Libya had large gas reserves (Photo: Sami Zaptia). Tripoli, 27 December ...
Tag: electricity
Italy-Libya underwater electricity link could help end power cut misery
By Ahmed Elumami. New generator units for Zawia power station Tripoli, 26 December 2013: As part of plans to bring ...
Sarir power station back online
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 25 December 2013: The Sarir power station resumed full production yesterday morning reaching an output of ...
Sarir power station halted again
By Libya Herald staff. The Sarir power station has stopped electricity production again (Photo: GECOL). Tripoli, 22 December 2013: Following ...
Sarir power station to return to normal capacity by Wednesday
By Jamal Adel Tripoli, 14 December 2013: Sarir power station in Eastern Libya has returned to normal operating output, the ...
Tripoli blackouts to continue until the end of the month
By Libya Herald Staff. South Tripoli power station Tripoli, 12 December 2013: A spokesman for the state power company GECOL ...
GECOL to use aluminium cable to deter copper thieves
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab and Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 4 October 2013: In an effort to deter thieves who have been ...
Power cut in Sirte after cable thieves strike again
By Aimen Eljali. Cables cut Tripoli, 23 August 2013: Sirte experienced yet another power cut on Wednesday evening after thieves ...
Sirte power station attacked
Damage caused by the . . .explosion Tripoli, 11 August 2013: The main power station in Sirte was attacked early ...
Libya renewable energy potential huge, but needs billions in investment – Electricity Minister Muhairig
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 27 July 2013: Asked if there was a role for renewable energy in helping solve the ...
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