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Egypt resumes electricity exports to eastern Libya after partial debt settlement
via Libya Herald1 min read
Egypt has recommenced electricity exports to Libya, starting with an initial capacity of 70 megawatts. This resumption follows the settlement of a portion of the US$140 million debt owed to Egypt. The agreement also includes a plan to settle the remaining balance by the end of 2026. The move comes after a total blackout in eastern Libya last Saturday, which affected the region from Misrata to the Egyptian border.
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