Libya | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 3

Libya Continues its Gas Exports to Europe, Highlights Strategy for Increasing Production

Libyan Minister of Oil and Gas Mohamed Aoun affirmed that his country continues to send natural gas to Europe through the Greenstream pipeline, Wam news agency reported. This came on the sidelines of his participation...

LIFECO Second Ammonia, Urea Plants Resume Operations

After a pause of more than seventy days, workers at the Libyan Fertilizer Company (LIFECO) have restarted the second ammonia and urea plants. During the next few days, the two plants will resume operations.

Libya’s Alfaragh Field Begins Pumping Gas

Libya’s National Oil Company (NOC) announced that the country’s largest gas field, Alfaragh, began pumping gas to the Electrical Sarir station. Waha Oil Company’s Alfaragh field is located 60 km sout...

Libya’s Oil Recovery is in Full Swing as Production Increases to 860,000 bbl/d

After lifting its force majeure, estimates indicate that Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) and its companies have achieved a relative increase in oil production, with current production reaching 860,000 bar...

Petrojet Eyes More Cooperation Opportunities with Libya’s NOC 

The Chairman and Managing Director of Petrojet Waleed Lotfy has met with the Head of Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) Mustafa Sunallah and the Project and Maintenance Manager of NOC Najmi Kareem to discuss coope...

Libya’s NOC Considers Declaring Force Majeure in the Gulf of Sirte

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Libya National Oil Company (NOC) Mustafa Sanalla stated that they are currently considering declaring the state of force majeure within 72 hours unless production and shipping...

Facing a New Wave of Shutdowns, Libya’s Oil Production Almost Halts

A political crisis in Libya has nearly halted all oil production as more ports and oil fields are shut down. OPEC member’s daily production is down by 1.1 million barrels compared to 1.2 million barrels last yea...

Libya Announces Forced Closure of Brega Oil Port

The National Oil Corporation (NOC) of Libya announced the fourth wave of closure has negatively affected Brega crude and has decided to declare force majeure on the oil port of Brega. The company elaborated that it wo...

Libya Shuts Down Al-Sharara Field Amid Wave of Oilfield Closures

The Libyan National Oil and Gas Company (NOC) announced the force majeure on the Al-Sharara oil field. The field was forced to close by a group of individuals who put pressure on workers in the Al-Sharara oilfield and...

Libya’s NOC Inaugurates Tahara Oilfield

The Chairman of Libya’s state-owned National Oil Corp (NOC) Mustafa Sanalla has inaugurated the new Tahara oilfield with an initial production of 2,500 barrels per day (bbl/d), the NOC’s official Facebook page s...

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