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Lebanon's Power Burden
Lebanon’s electricity crisis is worsening, with residents forced to pay one bill to Electricité du Liban and another to private generators despite ongoing power cuts. Households pay between $100 and $400 a month for generators, while some subscriptions and bills reach around $250. This comes as a deadline set by the utility for public institutions to settle their debts has expired, raising the possibility that power will be cut off to those who have not paid. While some residents support collecting overdue payments, they are calling for a comprehensive overhaul of the sector, more reliable electricity and lower costs. They say outages and poor management are weighing heavily on households and businesses and affecting essential services.
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