Sadi: February power hours ranged 7-10 daily

Reports indicate that Lebanon's Ministry of Energy experienced a decline in electricity revenues, dropping from $66.5 million in February 2026 to $43 million in May, due to the global rise in fuel costs. Despite this, the ministry was able to secure daily electricity supply ranging between 7 and 10 hours in February without relying on treasury advances—an unprecedented level in recent years. However, the war has led to a decrease in the electricity supply levels. The minister confirmed that efforts are underway to conduct a forensic audit of the ships and the Janna Dam, emphasizing transparency and the fight against waste. He explained that the country needs a balance between sustainable reforms and temporary measures to address the financial challenges facing the electricity sector.

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