The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) reveal yesterday that Greece, Italy and Malta will be the points of electrical interconnection with the European Union. The revelation was made during the Third Meeting of GECOL’s International Interconnection Committee held yesterday at GECOL’s Tripoli headquarters on Al-Swani Road. The meeting announced the start of studying a project to activate electrical interconnection points with European Union countries and to intensify efforts and overcome all obstacles and difficulties to ensure the success of plans and programmes. This comes within GECOL’s framework to diversify energy sources and strengthen the Libyan electrical network by increasing its stability. Libya and Greece to strengthen cooperation in the Electrical Interconnection Project (libyaherald.com)Libya discusses cooperation in renewables with Greece (libyaherald.com)Libya and Malta discuss strengthening energy cooperation and follow up on June’s MoU (libyaherald.com)Libya and Malta sign MoU on electricity connectivity during Maltese PM’s Tripoli visit (libyaherald.com)The International Conference on Renewable Energies and Green Hydrogen in Benghazi discusses several key topics (libyaherald.com)Beyond the controversial Turkish maritime agreement: Greece seeks cooperation in energy, construction, maritime transport, health, security, tourism, education and culture (libyaherald.com)GECOL agrees MoU to create Arab electricity network (libyaherald.com)

Source: Libya Today January 19, 2024 02:24 UTC