30 to 40 percent of Libya’s area is still unexplored for hydrocarbons: Oil Minister Aoun
Speaking on the opening day of the Libya Energy and Economic Summit 2024 (Tripoli, 13 to 14 January) Libya’s Minister ...
Tag: hydrocarbons
CBL to continue with agreed economic reforms
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: Tripoli CBL). London, 9 July 2018: The Tripoli Central Bank of Libya said that despite the ...
Subsidy reform: petrol prices to be increased by 200%
By Libya Herald editor. Tunis, 25 May 2015: The Tripoli authorities announced on Sunday . . .that as part of ...
Zueitina still under federalist control
By Seraj Essul and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 26 April 2014: Zueitina oil port is still under federalist control, the Petroleum ...
Ministry of Oil and Gas office opened in Misrata
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Tripoli, 25 April 2014: In a move aimed at promoting decentralisation, the Ministry of Oil and Gas ...
Oil production now at 220,000 barrels per day
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 22 April 2014: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced that the country’s oil fields ...
Confusion surrounds the situation at Zueitina port
By Seraj Essul and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 20 April 2014: Confusion surrounds the reopening of Zueitina oil export terminal as, ...
Tatneft to restart Libya operations this year
Tripoli, 2 March 2014: Russian oil company Tatneft is planing to restart its Libya operations this year, after a three-year ...
Gas supply to Mellitah now fully turned off in anti-GNC protest
By Jamal Adel. Tripoli, 30 March 2014: The gas supply from the Wafa field to the Mellitah complex in Zuwara ...
Oil tanker heading back to Libya after capture by US forces
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 17 March 2014: The tanker Morning Glory, which illicitly loaded oil from Sidra port, is now ...
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