Tripoli, March 5, 2024 (Al-Anbaa Al-Libya) – The General Electricity Company announced the lighting of the Tripoli International Stadium, and the company’s official page on “Facebook” broadcast a video clip showing the stadium after the lighting was completed and it looks wonderful.
In a related development, the company announced in a statement today, Tuesday, the replacement of old and worn-out insulators with new ones in the Tamimi Marwa circuit No. (2), voltage 220 KV. F, where new insulators were replaced for 3 suspension towers, indicating that work is still continuing on the circuit’s path by the Sustainable Energy Company under the supervision and follow-up of the General Administration of Energy Transmission.
The company said that this comes in implementation of the company’s Board of Directors’ plan to conduct extensive maintenance on power transmission lines in many regions, in order to increase the efficiency of the transmission network and ensure the continuity of electrical supply for all citizens.
In the same context, the General Electricity Company announced the disconnection of electricity from the areas fed by the 30 Bir al-Alam station, south of the capital, Tripoli, starting today, Tuesday, from 10 am to 4 pm for a period of three days.
The company said in a statement that the power was disconnected to carry out the modification work and replace the 11/30 K cells. With new cells in the station, and to complete the process of relocating and connecting cables to the new station, under the supervision of the Souq Al-Jumaa Distribution Projects Department – the Four Districts, the Tripoli Medium Voltage Department, and the Emergency and Support Department.
It is noteworthy that the General Electricity Company also announced the continuation of work on the gas line project feeding the Sirte Gulf Steam Electricity Station, by the implementing company (Sirte Gulf Gas Projects) and under the supervision of the General Administration of Production Projects, and in coordination with the Sirte Company for Oil and Gas Production and Manufacturing.
The implementation of the gas line was completed for a distance of 5 km from the connection to the main coastal gas line to the Gulf Steam Electricity Station. Also, the gas line test (hydrostatic test) was successfully completed after welding and backfilling the entire pipe.
The company indicated that work is underway to implement a reception, pressure reduction and measurement station, so that the line will be ready to feed the Gulf Steam Electricity Station (4 x 350 megawatts) with natural gas, because of its very positive impact on the efficiency of the station, as well as economic savings instead of using liquid fuel ( diesel). (Tripoli – Libyan News) H. A
