Energy
⚡ Coverage of Libya’s vital oil, gas, and renewable sectors – examining production, policy, and global ties that define the nation’s future.
In a disrupted oil market, can Libya earn a premium for reliability?
The latest Gulf energy crisis has already done the obvious things. It has pushed oil back above $100, disrupted flows...
The next Gulf shock may be about diesel, not crude. What that means for Libya
The latest Gulf crisis has pushed crude back to the center of global attention, with Brent trading around the $100...
Libya’s next gas test is not discovery, but delivery
Following Eni’s confirmation of more than 1 trillion cubic feet in new offshore gas discoveries near Bahr Essalam, attention is...
After every oil crisis, geography matters again: where Libya fits in the new energy security map
The latest escalation in the Gulf has reminded markets of an old lesson. Energy security is not only about how...
TotalEnergies Restarts Production at Libya’s Mabruk Oil Field After 10 Year Shutdown
After ten years of silence, the Mabruk oil field is producing again. On the surface, the announcement looks straightforward: TotalEnergies...
Mabrouk Oil Field Restart Signals New Momentum for Libya’s Energy Sector
Libya has raised production at the Mabrouk oilfield to between 25,000 and 30,000 barrels per day, in a development that...
The Mediterranean Pivot: Why the “Hormuz Blockade” is Libya’s 2026 Energy Renaissance
Seven days ago, the world’s energy map was rewritten overnight. As the conflict between the U.S, Israel and Iran escalated...
Pricing Libyan Crude in a Disrupted Oil Market
How flexible oil pricing could help Libya strengthen its economy Energy markets react quickly when geopolitical tensions rise. One...
Libya’s Freight Advantage as Hormuz Tightens
When the Strait of Hormuz becomes uncertain, the market pays twice: once for crude, and again for the right to...
As Conflict in The Gulf Intensifies, Is Libyan Crude Now a Safer Bet?
The renewed escalation across the Gulf, including direct confrontation between Iran, United States, Israel, has once again placed global energy...
