Energy
⚡ Coverage of Libya’s vital oil, gas, and renewable sectors – examining production, policy, and global ties that define the nation’s future.
Libya’s Energy Wealth and Political Fragility in a Time of Global Market Pressure
Global energy markets are once again under pressure. Rising prices, driven by geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, have renewed attention...
Libya’s First AI Driven Drilling Operation Signals a New Phase for Oilfield Technology
Libya has taken an important step in the digital shift of its energy sector. The National Oil Corporation said Sirte...
Egypt Turns to Libyan Oil Amid Supply Disruptions
Egypt’s move to secure Libyan crude has pushed Libya into the center of a regional energy story. As war and...
Libya Signs Chevron Offshore Deal Amid Gulf Energy Crisis
Libya’s new offshore agreement with Chevron has landed at a moment that gives it greater significance than a standard upstream...
Libya’s Drifting Russian Tanker Crisis Exposes a Wider Sovereignty and Risk Management Gap
A damaged Russian LNG tanker drifting toward Libya’s western coast has turned from a maritime incident into a wider test...
Libya and the reconfiguration of global energy: From the global hydrocarbon crisis to the green transition
If the resulting crisis from the US-Israeli attack on Iran has shown the world one thing, it is that the...
Chevron’s Greece deal turns an old maritime dispute into a commercial test for Libya
The eastern Mediterranean has carried overlapping claims for years. Greece, Turkey, and Libya have all defended rival maps, while diplomats...
From India’s LPG squeeze to Australia’s diesel shock, the case for Libya grows
Energy crises usually start with crude. Brent jumps, traders panic, and governments start counting lost barrels. But the real economic...
Beyond the Tanker: What Libya’s Response Reveals About Maritime Risk Management
A drifting Russian LNG tanker did not become a coastal disaster, but the episode exposed how closely Libya’s economic resilience...
As the Hormuz Crisis Enters Its Fourth Week, Can Libya Convert Higher Prices Into Lasting Gains?
Three weeks into the Hormuz crisis, oil markets are no longer responding to headlines alone. They are responding to sustained...