Libya’s oil reserves have ample resources to pay for reconstruction efforts, if its political disputes in the country can be resolved.
The political crisis in Libya is hampering efforts to repair the dilapidated and weak energy infrastructure in the country. Despite this, foreign companies including France’s TotalEnergies, Italy’s Eni and Britain’s Royal Dutch Shell are ready to invest billions of dollars in the field of oil and natural gas in Libya, as well as its potential for solar energy.
Adopted from Washington Post