Lebanon: Oil prices may affect electricity production 2
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Nour Ben Omar
Wednesday 30 May 2018 Last update on Wednesday, May 30, 2018 At 9:29 AM

If oil prices keep going up, electricity rationing may not follow in Lebanon. Indeed, it could decelerate if oil prices continue to exceed nearly 52 euros, the Electricity of Lebanon (EDL) official told to the Daily Star.

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