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Waha Oil’s second largest oil terminal operational after local replacement of gas line

bySami Zaptia
November 17, 2020
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By Sami Zaptia.

London, 17 November 2020:

Waha Oil Company announced today that local engineers and technicians were yesterday able to complete the replacement of gas line LP1 at its second largest oil terminal in the Gallo field. It said that the Libyan workforce were able to carry out a complete replacement of the gas line within a week.

Waha said this coincided with the full operation of the crude oil producing station (Gallo 1), which is the second largest producing station in the field, which would increase Libya’s total oil production and exports.

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