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Eni, BP and Sonatrach lift force majeure, resume contractual obligations in their oil and gas blocks
Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced Thursday that it had received official notifications from Italy’s Eni and Britain’s BP ...
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Increased oil production operations will receive mixed funding: NOC
Libya’s projects to increase oil production will receive mixed funding, a National Oil Corporation (NOC) Director told Libya Herald. Commenting ...
Libya concludes agreement with Eni and BP to start drilling for gas in Mediterranean
Libya has ‘‘concluded an agreement with Eni and BP to start drilling and producing gas in the Mediterranean’’, according to ...
NOC, BP and Eni agree to work to resume exploration in Libya
By Sami Zaptia. Italian energy company Eni will takover BP's Libya oil exploration and production concessions and may resume work ...
NOC confirms BP and Shell deals to buy Libyan oil
By Sami Zaptia. London, 19 January 2018: Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) chairman Mustafa Sanalla confirmed to Libya Herald ...
Sanalla looks to entice BP back to Libya
By Libya Herald reporter. NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla in talks in London with BP (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 27 January 2017: ...
New Fezzan archaeology book launched in London
By Tom Westcott. London, 22 May 2014: A new book about the . . .archaeology of southern Libya, which sheds ...
Akakus announces resumption of exploration – Sharara field still not productive
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 4 January 2014: Akakus Oil Operations, the Libyan partner of . . .Spanish oil giant Repsol, ...
BP plays down onshore investment cutback claims
By Tom Westcott and Nigel Ash Tripoli & London, 7 November 2013: BP has today been seeking to play down ...
BREAKING NEWS: BP to slash Libyan plans – report
By Nigel Ash London, 6 November 2013: Security concerns have caused BP to pull back . . .from a major ...
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