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By Sami Zaptia. Siemens had signed an MoU with GECOL in August 2017 to resume maintenance and complete work on various power stations. Due to Libya’s lack of security, they were not implemented (Photo: GECOL). London, 27 January 2021: The prime minister of Libya’s internationally recognized government, Faiez Serraj, held a joint virtual meeting yesterday with Christian Bruch, President and CEO of  Siemens Energy, and the chairman of the General Electricity Company of Libya, Weam Al-Abdali. The meeting discussed an urgent plan to avert more crippling power cuts and blackouts this summer during peak electricity demand. The meeting comes on the back of a warning issued by the Audit Bureau of an exacerbation of the electricity crisis in the coming summer peak due to the delay in the completion of some important projects. The warning came during a meeting between the Audit Bureau and GECOL last week. Currently, GECOL has announced rolling 3-hour power cuts in the greater Tr

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