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🛒 تسوق الآنBrega pumps millions of liters to secure Libya's electricity fuel supply
Brega pumps millions of liters to secure Libya's electricity fuel supply
Brega Oil Marketing Company ramps up diesel deliveries to power plants across Libya amid rising summer demand
Libya's Brega Oil Marketing Company has intensified its operational plan to supply diesel fuel to power generation plants and ground stations across the country, responding to surging electricity demand during the peak summer months. The company announced it is pumping millions of additional liters to critical facilities in coordination with the National Oil Corporation (NOC) and the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL).
West Tripoli power station receives major allocation boost
In a significant move to address fuel shortages, Brega raised its monthly allocation to the West Tripoli power station from 80 million liters to 110 million liters during July 2026, based on approved operational requirements. This 37.5 percent increase reflects the urgent need to maintain electricity generation in the western region, which serves Libya's capital and surrounding areas.
The company confirmed that fuel supply operations continue through the Zawiya oil port, where the tanker "ALLEGRA" is being discharged into depot storage tanks for distribution according to the approved operational schedule. This ensures coverage for power plants, ground stations, and critical public facilities including bakeries, hospitals, and service sector institutions.
Zawiya depot pipeline feeds Tripoli's southern power plant
The Zawiya depot continues to pump diesel fuel to the capital Tripoli through a 16-inch diameter pipeline, supplying the South Tripoli power station. Simultaneously, the depot is receiving 4 million liters of diesel produced by the Zawiya Oil Refining Company, further strengthening the supply chain.
According to Brega officials, the locally refined fuel has been directed to support multiple generation facilities, including the West Tripoli plant, the Zawiya dual-cycle plant, the Al-Ruwais plant, the Western Mountain plant, and the Al-Zahraa station, as part of a comprehensive distribution plan designed to meet each facility's operational needs.
Eastern region: Tobruk port receives massive diesel shipment
In the eastern region, unloading operations continue at the Tobruk port for the tanker "ZEFIREA," which carries 32,927.867 metric tons of diesel fuel. This shipment is earmarked primarily for the Tobruk power station, with additional supplies allocated to ground stations across the region.
The port operations highlight Brega's dual-front logistics approach, simultaneously managing supply chains in both western and eastern Libya to prevent fuel shortages that could disrupt power generation. The Tobruk shipment alone represents enough fuel to sustain the region's power grid for several weeks under normal consumption levels.
Round-the-clock coordination ensures supply stability
Brega Oil Marketing Company confirmed that its supply system operates around the clock, coordinating continuously with relevant authorities to ensure fuel reaches power plants and vital facilities according to operational priorities. This sustained effort supports service continuity and maintains supply stability across all regions of Libya.
The company's operational plan comes amid heightened concerns over electricity reliability in Libya, where power cuts have historically affected homes, businesses, and essential services. By securing adequate fuel supplies for thermal power plants, Brega and GECOL aim to minimize disruptions during the summer months when air conditioning and refrigeration drive electricity consumption to its annual peak.
Industry analysts note that the increased allocations to western plants and the significant Tobruk shipment in the east demonstrate a strategic shift toward proactive fuel management, rather than reactive crisis response that has characterized past supply cycles. The coordination between the NOC, Brega, GECOL, and refining companies marks what observers describe as a more integrated approach to Libya's energy security.
Libya's electricity sector relies heavily on thermal power plants fueled by diesel and natural gas. With natural gas supply facing its own infrastructure challenges, diesel remains the critical fallback fuel for maintaining grid stability. Brega's latest push to secure millions of additional liters represents one of the most substantial fuel supply operations in recent months, reflecting both the scale of demand and the logistical complexity of serving a geographically dispersed network of power stations.
The company has not announced whether further allocation increases are planned for August, but officials indicated that monitoring teams remain on standby to adjust supplies based on real-time consumption data and plant requirements.
— Libya Press / News Desk
