Liberia Electricity Corporation
State-owned electricity company in Liberia, responsible for power supply.
Last updated November 2, 2026
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Overview
Liberia Electricity Corporation is the state-owned electric utility in Liberia, responsible for generation, transmission, and distribution. It plays a key role in post-war reconstruction.
Controversies
2021
Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission fines LEC US$10,000
In 2021, the Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission fined the Liberia Electricity Corporation US$10,000. According to the reported event, the fine was imposed for the corporation's failure to comply with license terms and conditions, including reporting obligations and performance evaluation requirements. The event concerns a regulatory enforcement action by the commission against the Liberia Electricity Corporation over non-compliance with the conditions attached to its license.
2020
Liberia Electricity Corporation fined for possessing a banned chemical
The Liberia Electricity Corporation was fined US$10,000 by Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency for possessing a banned chemical that poses threats to human health. The agency stated that the possession violated the country's environmental law. The event was reported on January 13, 2020.
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