Water pressure returns to Tripoli after power returns to southern water wells
By Sami Zaptia. Power cuts affecting the south and the Hasawna MMR water wells north of Sebha have led to ...
Tag: GECOL General Electricity Company of Libya
Zawia power station second unit back working, Sirte’s Gulf station will join it soon
By Sami Zaptia. GECOL logo (Photo: GECOL) London, 23 June 2016: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) yesterday announced ...
Technical fault causes wide and long power cuts across Libyan cities
By Sami Zaptia. GECOL said a technical fault was the cause of yesterday's wide ranging power cuts (Photo: GECOL). London, ...
GECOL reports theft of 500 telegraph poles by armed militias
By Sami Zaptia. GECOL reports armed militias stole 500 telegraph poles (Photo: www.cof.orst.edu). London, 12 April 2016: The General Electricity ...
APR receives some debt payments and recovers majority of its Libya assets
By Libya Herald reporter. (Photo Ministry of Electricity). Malta, 26 August 2015: APR Energy has revealed that it has made ...
Tripoli electricity minister warns of further power outages
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 12 May 2015: Although there have been no power cuts in Tripoli since Thursday, there ...
GECOL operates blackout backup plant after four years, no need to import Egyptian power
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 18 February 2015: The General Electricity Company of . . .Libya (GECOL) announced today that ...
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