US Agency for International Development (USAID) updated international and Libyan partners this week on its support for the General Electricity Company of Libya GECOL’s electricity grid stabilization and forecast for summer 2022 power generation, according to US Embassy in Libya.
“The United States remains concerned that the ongoing oil shutdown could lead to more frequent electricity outages for longer periods of time and higher electricity generation cost throughout the summer but remains committed to help GECOL mitigate these problems,” the Embassy said in a statement on Saturday.