Power cuts expected in Tripoli as gunmen close gas pipeline to Ruwais power station
By Libya Herald reporters. Ruwais power station (Photo: GECOL) Tripoli/Tunis, 26 March 2017: Electricity production at the Ruwais power station ...
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Tobruk blackout as Benghazi turns off the lights deliberately
By Libya Herald reporters. Benghazinos marked World Earth hour last night (Photo: Social media) Tobruk and Tunis, 25 March 2017: ...
Copper thieves cut-off mobiles and internet in the south
By Libya Herald reporters. A remote Al-Madar base station vandalised in 2014 (Photo Al-Madar) Tripoli, 27 February 2017: The theft ...
Greek firm says it is to build $380m Tobruk power station
By Libya Herald reporters. Tobruk which is to get a new power station (Photo: MarineTraffic.com) Benghazi, 29 January 2017: Libya is poised ...
Electrical power is returning but not enough and not everywhere
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 22 January 2017: Power is slowly returning to western Libya as GECOL announces measures to ...
The east suffers two major power cuts in 36 hours
By Libya Herald reporters. Part of Benghazi North power station (Photo: GECOL) Benghazi, 21 december 2016: Executives at state electricity ...
Increase in Khoms power station output expected to reduce power problems in Tripoli
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli, 18 December 2016: The General Electricity Company, GECOL, says that output from the new second ...
Gas supply failure problems major power outage in eastern Libya
By Libya Herald reporter. Bengjhazi North power station (Photo: GECOL) Benghazi, 31 October 2016: Part of Benghazi and the Jebel ...
Thinni orders extra LD 180 million for GECOL salaries
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli, 16 October 2016: The government of Abdullah Al-Thinni, prime minister in the eastern-based administration linked ...
GECOL says one Sirte power station turbine finally working
By Libya Herald reporters. Sirte's Gulf power station where a turbine is now working (File photo) Tripoli, 16 October 2016: ...
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