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Beirut Airport secures power supply amid electricity cuts
Beirut's Rafic Hariri International Airport has secured its electricity supply through a payment plan with Electricité du Liban, avoiding disruptions.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 2 November 2026.
The story so far as of 2 November 2026
On 31 October, Beirut's Rafic Hariri International Airport avoided potential power cuts by agreeing to a payment plan with Electricité du Liban. The airport administration committed to immediate and future payments to settle outstanding debts, ensuring continued electricity supply. On 2 November, Electricité du Liban began cutting power to public entities and municipalities that failed to pay their dues, affecting various government departments and public services across the country.
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- Disruption
Electricité du Liban cuts power to public entities
Impact Public-sector operations face disruptions as Electricité du Liban cuts power to defaulting entities.
Sources: Almaner News ↗, Leb Economy ↗
- Disruption
Beirut Airport avoids power cuts with payment plan
Impact Logistics firms and airlines operating through Beirut Airport benefit from uninterrupted services following the payment agreement.
Sources: An-Nahar النهار ↗
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