Posted on 10/10/2021 4:52:13 AM PDT by Conservat1
A circuit breaker of an electric generator that supplied homes with power in 2019 is pictured in the Lebanese capital Beirut's southern suburbs. Anwar Amro/AFP via Getty Images
Much of Lebanon is without power following outages in the country's core power plants.
The Zahrani plant lost power on Saturday and the Deir Ammar plant shut down the day before, Reuters reports. Both outages are linked to the ongoing scarcity of fuel in the country. The two plants, among Lebanon's largest, are responsible for supplying 40% of the country's power, according to the BBC.
The nation's power grid is not expected to work again until "next Monday, or for several days," a government official told Reuters.
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Have they blamed it on t3h j0000z yet? :P
They will find something, especially with Iran’s Hezbollah thugs roaming Beirut and terrorizing ordinary Lebanese.
A week long shortage. Could this be coming to America? Why, yes, yes it could. A week long or longer, as incredible as it seems. That’s what socialism gets you if it’s confined to your country, or world if it’s unconfined.
Scary
Coming to a GREEN country near you.
Coming to a country near you soon.
Bkmk
Calif has had blackouts with NO WARNINGS.
Newsom signed a law against ‘small engines’===GENERATORS
Grocery store supplies are showing more & more empty shelves-—along with higher prices
IF you are prepared to protect your food supply-—Newsom won’t let you.
THE SQUEEZE IS ON-————DEMS ARE EVIL
It happened to Texas last winter. Wind turbines froze up, solar doesn't work with a blanket of ice and snow on a cloudy day. And the system collapsed. But at least folks didn't have to worry about minimal pollution from clean coal plants that had been shut down.
Lebanon, pioneering the “Green Raw Deal” for the rest of us.
Exactly what the world needs now is a battery powered generator.
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