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Building the knowledge foundations needed to guide Libya’s electricity sector toward transparent governance, effective regulation, and future-ready market reform.
Project Overview
The Curriculum Design and Training on Legal, Regulatory, and Market Reform project developed a comprehensive learning framework to strengthen national capacity in electricity sector governance. The curriculum equips policymakers, regulators, and senior utility staff with the knowledge and tools needed to implement sector reform, regulatory oversight, and market transition.
This work was led by Faez Alghadamisi, Senior Advisor for Restructuring and Digital Transformation, and was implemented by Pragma Corporation and funded by USAID, supporting national institutions in building the legal and regulatory skills essential for a modern electricity sector.
Summary
Libya’s electricity sector is undergoing major transformation, including unbundling, regulatory reform, tariff restructuring, and the adoption of modern governance practices. This curriculum was developed to ensure national institutions have the knowledge and skills needed to navigate these changes and support the transition toward a transparent, efficient, and well-regulated electricity sector.
The program introduced structured training modules covering key topics such as sector governance, independent regulation, legal frameworks for restructuring, electricity market models, licensing, tariff methodologies, consumer protection, transparency tools, public-private partnerships, and renewable energy integration. Training combined theory with practical case studies, regulatory simulations, and hands-on exercises, providing ministries, regulatory bodies, and utility leaders with tools they can apply directly in their institutional roles.
Key Achievements
Developed a complete curriculum for legal, regulatory, and market reform in the electricity sector
Provided structured modules aligned with Libya’s emerging regulatory and institutional needs
Strengthened understanding of unbundling, market liberalisation, and sector governance
Introduced tools for tariff design, licensing, compliance, and consumer protection
Prepared policymakers and regulators for their roles under the new electricity law
Created sustainable training resources that national institutions can adopt and deliver
Impact
Improved institutional readiness for electricity sector reform
Strengthened regulatory capacity and governance structures
Enhanced transparency and accountability across the sector
Greater ability to design and implement reforms that improve efficiency and service quality
Better alignment with international best practices in market liberalisation
A more knowledgeable, confident workforce capable of driving long-term transformation
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Green Power Associate develops specialised curricula and capacity-building programs for legal, regulatory, and market reform in the energy sector.
Our experts offer tailored training, regulatory simulations, institutional development frameworks, and modern learning tools to help governments and regulators navigate complex reforms with confidence and clarity.
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