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    Libya adopted its first national renewable energy strategy in October with significant support from the U.S. Embassy through USAID. Under the strategy Libya will source a minimum of percent of its electricity consumption from renewables by 2035. [Image 7 of 7]

    Libya adopted its first national renewable energy strategy in October with significant support from the U.S. Embassy through USAID. Under the strategy Libya will source a minimum of percent of its electricity consumption from renewables by 2035.

    TUNIS, TUNISIA

    11.07.2023

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    USAID, Bureau for the Middle East

    Libya adopted its first national renewable energy strategy in October with significant support from the U.S. Embassy through USAID. Under the strategy Libya will source a minimum of percent of its electricity consumption from renewables by 2035. Member of the Ministry of Local Government, the General Electric Company of Libya and the Renewable Energy Authority of Libya met in Tunis to discuss next steps

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    Date Taken: 11.07.2023
    Date Posted: 12.01.2023 16:49
    Photo ID: 8146425
    VIRIN: 231107-O-D0499-9981
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    Location: TUNIS, TN
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