Turkish Power Vessel Banned from Entering Jiye Plant

W460

A Turkish power generating vessel was “banned” on Monday from entering the coastal area of Jiye power plant to be connected to it “despite completing all the technical preparations for its entrance,” the National News Agency reported.

NNA added that the ship had arrived at the boundaries of the plant when it was notified to sail back “under the pretext that it had no official license.”

The vessel was towed away by a specialized vessel.

The vessel was supposed to supply Lebanon, under a deal with government, with 200 additional megawatts that will be free of charge in the first three months.

For the past few years, Lebanon has been relying on two other Turkish power ships to cover some of its power generation deficit – the Fatmagül Sultan and the Orhan Bey.

SourceNaharnet
Comments 11
Thumb justin 16 July 2018, 14:28

Banned by who?

Missing constantine 16 July 2018, 15:11

Banned by owners of private generators..... berri and jomblatt

Thumb justin 16 July 2018, 15:47

who owns the private generators in Jounieh and Batroun?

Thumb galaxy 16 July 2018, 17:28

Berri in jouneh and jumblatt in batroun:)

Thumb lubnani.masi7i 16 July 2018, 16:41

Resistance Brigades to be exact

Thumb galaxy 16 July 2018, 17:29

I 'agreeded' with you

Missing greatpierro 16 July 2018, 20:38

disinformation at its best. Bravo Naharnet.

As it is, the facts are that the vessel could not come in due to weather conditions.

Thumb liberty 17 July 2018, 04:24

lol

Thumb liberty 17 July 2018, 04:25

hurricane Junbo is to blame

Missing servant-of-jesus 17 July 2018, 08:18

I was on my small motorcycle
there were gusts of wind
they are sudden wind hits and they are dangerous

Thumb marcus 17 July 2018, 09:22

No smart pierro!

It was not the weather in mid July. Hariri had to call Junblatt to allow the ship to dock in jiyeh.