Libya
has
chosen
Abu
Dhabi’s
Al
Maskari
Holdings
to
build
a
$3bn
energy
hub
to
boost
domestic
supplies
and
eventually
flow
electricity
across
the
Mediterranean
to
Europe.
The
project
will
include
both
renewable
energy
and
conventional
power
generation
from
fuels
such
as
natural
gas,
as
well
as
a
high-voltage
subsea
transmission
line
linking
Libya
to
Italy’s
grid.
“Libya
is
a
source
for
clean
energy
–
we
can
export
energy
to
all
of
Europe,”
says
Jamal
Ellamushe,
Libya’s
minister
of
privatisation
and
investment.
“When
Russia
does
not
send
gas,
we
hope
we
can
send…
