Lebanon to Commence Hydrocarbon Drilling
Lebanon is going to commence drilling activities for hydrocarbons in its waters within the last week of February, according to the Lebanese Agriculture and Culture Minister, Abbas Mortada.
Lebanon is going to commence drilling activities for hydrocarbons in its waters within the last week of February, according to the Lebanese Agriculture and Culture Minister, Abbas Mortada.
Nada Boustani, Lebanon’s Energy Minister, announced on January 13 that the deadline for submitting the applications in the second licensing round for oil and gas exploration has been extended.
Total, which is part of a consortium consisting of Italy’s Eni and Russia’s Novatek, plans to start exploring for natural gas in the eastern Mediterranean waters offshore Lebanon.
Lebanon’s fuel bid was hold up by one week on December 9, to get more competition and consequently the better prices after two companies had proposed their offers, according to Reuters.
Lebanon's Ministry of Energy and Water announced that the country will be holding a bid round to buy 180,000 tons of diesel oil.
The Ministry of Energy and Water in Lebanon will launch a tender for gasoline in December, according to the Minister of Energy Nada Boustani.
During the signing of a joint cooperation protocol between the General Trade Union for Petroleum Workers (GTUPW) in Egypt and Federation of Petroleum Employees and Workers' Unions in Lebanon (FPW) in Lebanon on Su ...
President of Lebanon Michel Aoun announced that his country will begin oil exploration in November.
Lebanon's Minister of Energy and Water Nada Boustani inaugurated a consultation workshop with a number of oil and gas companies.
Lebanon has opened the tender offers to participate in the construction of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals and importing natural gas.