Al-Namroush Pledges Smooth Transition of Power in Libya if Elected President
Salah Al-Din Al-Nimroush, Defence Minister of the Government of National Accord (GNA) and candidate for Head of the Presidential Council, ...
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Tag: Power
Power Cuts Expected All Over Libya
The Chairman of Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC), Mustafa Sanalla, said that a delay in approving the necessary budget for ...
Read moreTobruk Municipality Signs Deal With Greek Firm METKA To Build Power Station
Tobruk Municipality announced that it had reached a deal with the Greek firm METKA to establish a gas-powered electricity plant ...
Read moreLibya’s Al-Sarir Power Station Begins Operating With Natural Gas
On Wednesday, the Al-Sarir power station in southeastern Libya began operating with natural gas for the first time in eleven ...
Read moreArmed Group Attacks Power Station West of Libyan Capital
The General Electric Company of Libya (GECOL) announced on Saturday that an outlaw group attacked the Ruwais power station, beating ...
Read morePompeo Calls on Libyans to Transfer Power to New Executive Bodies
The US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, called on Libya's warring parties to transfer power to a new executive body ...
Read moreSolar Power Plant to be Constructed in Tajoura
A solar power plant with peak capacity of 62 kWp is set to be constructed in the Centre for Solar ...
Read moreGerman Ambassador Urges Libyan Parties to Ensure Peaceful Transition of Power
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of the Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez Al-Sarraj, received the German Ambassador to Libya, ...
Read moreLibyan Parliament Speaker: Attack On Peaceful Demonstrations Are An Abuse of Power
Libyan Parliament Speaker, Ageela Saleh, considered the attack on demonstrators in Tripoli, an unjustified assault and abuse of power. In ...
Read moreNOC Clears Itself of Blame over Continued Power Outages
On Wednesday, Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), confirmed that the continued closure of oil ports and facilities, is mainly behind ...
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