واقع القطاع الخاص في ليبيا ومعوقات الاستثمار في الطاقات الخضراء

Abstract EN

The study aimed at diagnosing the reality of the private sector in Libya and highlighting the most important obstacles facing its growth and contributing to achieving sustainable development goals in parallel with the public sector, which acquires most of the investments.

the study also aimed to show the most important obstacles that stand in the way of the private and public sector in investment in green energies and the transition to a green economy.

the study used the descriptive approach in analyzing the data published by official authorities and international organizations.

the study also used the standard approach through the two-step Engel-granger methodology to reveal the integrative relationship in the short and long run to the impact of gas emissions carbon dioxide on the GDP in Libya as a representative of sustainable economic growth and development.

the study reached several results, the most important of which are: the Libyan economy possesses the ingredients for successful investment in green energies, low in carbon emissions, such as wind, solar brightness, tidal energy, and an untapped marine environment, and it has promising opportunities for the transition towards a green economy.

the results of the standard study also showed that there is no long-run relationship between carbon emissions and growth in GDP in Libya.