NOC seeks to force through southern fuel shipments
By Libya Herald Reporters. NOC's Brega subsidiary seeks to resume southern fuel shipments (File photo) Tripoli, 1 October 2017: Over ...
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Zawia refinery reported operating normally again after attack by militia
By Hadi Fornaji. Tankers at the Zawia refinery (File photo) Tunis, 19 September 2017: Zawia refinery and its pumping station were ...
AGOCO wants better links with NOC’s engineering subsidiary
By Libya Herald reporters. AGOCO's Benghazi headquarters (Photo: AGOCO) Tunis, 12 September 2017: A lack of liaison between a two ...
NOC boss wants better security for endangered employees
By Libya Herald reporters. NOC chief Mustafa Sanalla wants security beefed up (File photo) Tunis, 12 September 2017: National Oil Corporation ...
Valves on Sharara pipeline reopened: report
By Hadi Fornaji. Sharara field (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 5 September 2017: There are reports that the valves on the pipeline ...
Libya losing 360,000 b/d from oilfield closures says NOC
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 30 August 2017: Libya is losing 360,000 barrels a day of crude oil production because ...
Force majeure declared by NOC after pipeline blockades close El-Fil, Sharara and Hamada fields
By Gabriel Harrison. Tunis, 28 August 2017: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) has now been forced to declare force majeure ...
NOC calls for more arrests of fuel smugglers
By Libya Herald reporter. The NOC HQ in Tripoli (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 26 August 2017: Expressing satisfaction at the arrest ...
Sharara field back in production
By Libya Herald reporters. The Sharara oilfield back in production (Archive Photo: NOC) Tripoli, 22 August 2017: After a three-day ...
Thinni government appoints new eastern NOC directors
By Hadi Fornaji. Tunis, 22 August 2017: Three new members of the parallel Benghazi-based National Oil Corporation (NOC) have been ...
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