World Energy Council Lebanon: The Second Gathering of the Year 2026

The Second Gathering of the Year 2026

Organised by World Energy Council Lebanon

"Exploring the Existing Momenta of National Institutions"

The Lebanon Committee of the World Energy Council will convene its second gathering of 2026 on Tuesday, 23 June at Portemilio Hotel & Resort, bringing together committee members and energy sector stakeholders to discuss key developments shaping Lebanon’s energy transition. 

The agenda will focus on the role of the Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) in supporting renewable energy deployment, recent developments within Electricité du Liban (EDL) and their potential impact on service improvement, and the WEC Lebanon Decision Support System (DSS) designed to facilitate solar energy adoption across the country. 

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The gathering will also provide an opportunity to share updates on preparations for the Lebanon Grand Energy Event 2026, reinforcing the Committee’s commitment to fostering dialogue, collaboration, and practical solutions for a more sustainable and resilient energy future.

Gathering Overview

The Lebanon Committee of the World Energy Council convened its second gathering of 2026 on 23 June at Portemilio Hotel & Resort in Kaslik, bringing together committee members and energy stakeholders to discuss key developments shaping Lebanon’s energy sector.

The gathering featured a presentation by Dr Sorina Mourtada, member of the Lebanese Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA), on its mandate and planned activities, with discussions focusing on the Authority’s role in advancing renewable energy and implementing Lebanon’s electricity sector reforms under laws 462/2002 and 318/2023.

Participants also received the latest updates on the preparations for the Lebanon Grand Energy Event 2026, including the launch of the event’s new website.

A dedicated session with Mr. Ali Berro, Member of the Board of Electricité du Liban (EDL), provided valuable insights into the priorities of the newly appointed EDL Board, along with the challenges and opportunities for institutional recovery and improved electricity services.

The gathering concluded with constructive exchanges among participants, reaffirming the Committee’s commitment to supporting dialogue, knowledge sharing, and practical initiatives that contribute to a more sustainable, reliable, and resilient energy future for Lebanon.