(English) Lebanon is re-emerging from a period of severe economic constraints. With public finances stretched and traditional funding channels diminishing, the private sector must now take the lead in driving sustainable development. GLI’s mission is to catalyze this shift by uniting Lebanese investors globally and channeling capital, expertise, and trust into Lebanon’s strategic projects — especially those structured under Public-Private Partnerships (PPP).
Below are the key investment pillars and opportunities that now define the case for investing in Lebanon:
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Oil and Gas Sector in Lebanon
The prospective natural resources that are yet to be discovered offshore the Lebanese Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) open the way for a new industries to exist in Lebanon for both the onshore and offshore services needed to support it.
The major pillars of resource management on which the prospective petroleum sector will build turn around five integrated principles, namely providing energy security from access to indigenous gas resources, prudent production, long term investments and export opportunities, value creation within and across generations, and upholding good governance and transparency.
For a useful presentation by Lebanese Petroleum Organization on the Energy Sector in Lebanon Please Click Here
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Other possible investments in the Electricity Sector – The Renewables
Wind PowerLebanon signed its first-ever power purchase agreement (PPA) for wind energy with three separate consortiums that will build and operate wind farms in Akkar, in the north of the country for a total generation capacity of 180 MW.
Solar Power
Lebanon’s Center for Energy Conservation (LCEC) has issued an expression of interest for the tender involving the construction of 300 MW of solar PV plants combined with storage systems.