Energy
⚡ Coverage of Libya’s vital oil, gas, and renewable sectors – examining production, policy, and global ties that define the nation’s future.
Libyan Oil Enters Nigerian Market for the First Time Amid Global Supply Shifts
A new African crude trade route emerges Libya has exported crude oil to Nigeria for the first time on...
Fuel Rich, Energy Insecure: An Interview with Hassan Sassi on Libya’s Path from Fuel Crisis to Solar Power
In scenes that have become all too familiar, endless queues at petrol stations across Libya during Eid al Adha underscored...
Mabrouk Oil Field Returns to Full Operations as Libya Pushes to Expand Oil Output
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced the full resumption of operations at the Mabrouk oil field, marking another milestone...
Libya’s NOC Signs Unified Operating Agreement for Irwan Field with TotalEnergies, Repsol, Equinor and OMV
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has signed a Unified Operating Agreement (UOA) for the Irwan (I/R) field concession areas NC115...
Libya’s Oil Exports Hit Seven-Month Low Despite Strong Production
Libya’s oil sector delivered a surprising contradiction in May. Crude production remained near some of the highest levels seen...
Arabian Gulf Oil Company restores distressed Al-Bayda well, adds 1,553 bpd to Libya’s output
The Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) has brought a distressed well at the Al-Bayda field back into production, adding 1,553...
Libya Moves to Secure Summer Power Supply as Electricity Demand Climbs
As temperatures rise across Libya, the government has stepped up efforts to prevent power shortages that could disrupt households, businesses,...
Saipem Installs New Gas Module at Libya’s El Bouri Field, Boosting Output
Italian engineering company Saipem has installed a new gas extraction module at Libya’s offshore El Bouri field, marking a key...
West Libya Faces Fuel Shortages Despite Record Import Spending
Fuel shortages are once again disrupting daily life across western Libya, particularly in Tripoli and surrounding cities, despite a sharp...
U.N. Accusations About ‘Oil Smuggling’ in Libya Miss the Mark
Libyan Oil Should Belong to Libyans, Not Benefit Turkish Businessmen, Swiss Bankers, or Extremists BENGHAZI, LIBYA—The United Nations Security...