In its Half-Yearly Report, temporary power firm Aggreko has said it is “clearly cognisant of the security situation … in … countries such as Libya, across both our Local and Power Project businesses and [we] continue to monitor developments closely.“
The company began to deploy a 120 MW contract in Libya in April.
The Scottish-based company said it made pre-tax profits of £132 million in the first six months of the year, a fall of 9 percent, but said underlying growth was strong. It said its results were adversely affected by the impact of “currency translation“.
(Source: Aggreko)