Electricité du Liban needs one fuel ship per month to meet production requirements.
The arrears that Electricité du Liban is working to collect amount to about $248 million, sums accumulated over recent years, with varying delay periods from one institution to another.
The power cut measures, which began on November 2, included all public institutions and departments that failed to pay, with the exception of government hospitals. The institution remains committed to its decision, and power has not been restored to entities that have not paid their dues or committed to pay on specific dates.
Electricité du Liban is continuing to cut power to public institutions and departments that have not paid their arrears or submitted payment commitments, with government hospitals …
Negotiations and studies on Qatar's offer for Lebanon's electricity sector are accelerating, with signs that the project is taking shape despite secrecy surrounding meetings and sh…
Lebanon's Public Health Minister Dr. Rakan Nasser al-Din announced a free national campaign for early detection of prostate cancer targeting Lebanese men aged 50 to 70, running unt…
Prime Minister Nawaf Salam discussed with the new board of Electricité du Liban, chaired by Nassib Nasr, ways to advance the institution, particularly the tariff file and increasin…
The Economic Bodies discussed with the chairman of the board of Electricité du Liban, Nisib Nasr, plans to reform the electricity sector and the challenges it faces. Nasr announced…
The South Lebanon Water Authority announced the reoperation of the public electrical service line following contacts by its chairman and director-general Wassim Daher with the new …
An article in Lebanon Debate accused Energy Minister Joe Saddi and Electricité du Liban board chairman Naseeb Nasr of trying to divert attention from the electricity sector's failu…
The article discussed accusations against Al-Saddi and Nassib Nasr of involving the army to justify the failure of the electricity sector in Lebanon.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said electricity sector reform is a national strategic priority that transcends political and sectarian affiliations, during a meeting with the board…
The board of directors of Electricité du Liban denied any division over restarting the Zouk and Jiyyeh plants, saying it faces obstruction attempts from inside and outside the inst…