Libya’s power crisis deepens as UN warns of fuel diversion and infrastructure strain
UN Special Representative for Libya Hanna Serwaa Tetteh told the Security Council that the country faces a “striking paradox”: around $1 billion is spent each month on fuel imports, yet electricity systems remain vulnerable to fuel shortages.
Libya’s worsening power crisis is putting pressure on critical infrastructure and fueling public frustration over deteriorating living conditions.
Tetteh also raised concerns over the alleged large-scale diversion of subsidized fuel in the electricity and security sectors.
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