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Lebanon Braces for Higher Electricity Bills Under Qatar Deal

Published by Al Akhbar Economy · Lebanon 2 d ago

The fact that the project is not free means Lebanon will have to repay the investment. (Haitham Al-Moussawi) · Al Akhbar Economy

Detailed summary

Lebanon's proposed Qatar-backed power project could raise electricity bills despite lower generation costs. With a 20-year commitment, unclear financial terms and a $1 billion guarantee demand, questions remain over who will bear the cost.

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