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MEED Insight assesses the challenges and opportunities facing the North African state's utility market as it strives to implement one of the region's biggest expansion programmes.This new report by MEED Insight offers you unmatched insight into the demand outlook for the Power and Desalination sector, key project and market data – saving you valuable time and investment on research, access to key clients and their procurement strategies and insight into the prospects for alternative energy. Power and Desalination in Libya will equip you with the essential information you need to face current market challenges, provide you with overviews of investment requirements along with in-depth insight into the existing power and desalination sectors, offer you expertise and knowledge, ensuring you can invest appropriately and reinforce your position in the market.
Libya Power & Desalination: the dawn of a new era?
Preface
Executive summary
Industry structure - The key bodies
The power sector
- Demand
- The capacity building programme
- Procurement strategy
- Key contractors
- Business environment
- The private push
- Alternative energy
- Nuclear
- Solar
- Wind
- Transmission and distribution
The water sector
- Desalination
- The capacity building programme
- Key contractors
- Business environment
TABLES, CHARTS & MAPS
- Structure of the power and water industry after the
- March 2007 government reshuffle
- Current structure of the power and water industry
- Generated power
- Gecol power plant technology
- Gecol fuel types
- Installed power capacity
- Peak load distribution by region
- Per capita consumption
- The existing tariff structure
- Peak power demand
- Power projects under construction
- Proposed power plants
- Libya’s planned and under construction
- generation projects
- Major contracts awarded by Gecol
- Planned IPP projects
- Libya’s existing transmission system
- The new Libyan high voltage network
- Sources of water 22/
- Installed desalination capacity
- Projects under construction
- Planned BOT projects
- Contract awards by contractor
- Addresses
Preface
Executive summary
Industry structure - The key bodies
The power sector
- Demand
- The capacity building programme
- Procurement strategy
- Key contractors
- Business environment
- The private push
- Alternative energy
- Nuclear
- Solar
- Wind
- Transmission and distribution
The water sector
- Desalination
- The capacity building programme
- Key contractors
- Business environment
TABLES, CHARTS & MAPS
- Structure of the power and water industry after the
- March 2007 government reshuffle
- Current structure of the power and water industry
- Generated power
- Gecol power plant technology
- Gecol fuel types
- Installed power capacity
- Peak load distribution by region
- Per capita consumption
- The existing tariff structure
- Peak power demand
- Power projects under construction
- Proposed power plants
- Libya’s planned and under construction
- generation projects
- Major contracts awarded by Gecol
- Planned IPP projects
- Libya’s existing transmission system
- The new Libyan high voltage network
- Sources of water 22/
- Installed desalination capacity
- Projects under construction
- Planned BOT projects
- Contract awards by contractor
- Addresses
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