The General Electricity Company of Libya announced on Sunday, September 27, 2026, that it has replaced three damaged transformers with new ones in Al-Shuqiqah. The replacement was carried out by technical teams from the Operations and Rapid Maintenance Office in Wamis and Al-Shuqiqah. The transformers, which were of different sizes, were located within the Al-Shuqiqah distribution circuit in the Western Mountain region.
The replacement of the damaged transformers was done to address emergency faults caused by heavy rains and floods in several areas. The goal was to maintain the stability of the power grid and ensure continuous electricity supply to citizens. The company's efforts aim to quickly respond to outages and restore power supply to affected areas.
In a related development, the municipality of Nisma began opening paths to high-pressure towers on Saturday. This was done to enable maintenance teams to access fault locations and start repair work to restore power supply in the area. The move was part of the response to faults caused by recent weather conditions and floods.
The General Electricity Company of Libya has been working to address power outages caused by various factors, including weather conditions. The company's technical teams have been deployed to affected areas to carry out repairs and maintenance work. The goal is to ensure that citizens have a stable and reliable power supply.
The recent weather conditions have caused significant disruptions to power supply in several areas of Libya. The General Electricity Company has been working to restore power supply as quickly as possible. The replacement of damaged transformers in Al-Shuqiqah is part of these efforts.
The municipality of Nisma's efforts to open paths to high-pressure towers are also part of the response to power outages. The work is being done to enable maintenance teams to access fault locations and carry out repairs. This will help to restore power supply to the area and improve the overall stability of the power grid.
The General Electricity Company of Libya continues to work to maintain and improve the power grid in the country. The company's efforts aim to provide a reliable and stable power supply to citizens. The replacement of damaged transformers in Al-Shuqiqah and the opening of paths to high-pressure towers in Nisma are part of these efforts.
Key points
- The General Electricity Company of Libya replaces damaged transformers in Al-Shuqiqah to restore power supply.
- The replacement of damaged transformers was done to address emergency faults caused by heavy rains and floods.
- The municipality of Nisma opens paths to high-pressure towers to enable maintenance teams to access fault locations.
