OPEC must consider Libya’s troubles before pressing for a cap
By Jamie Prentis. NOC chief Sanalla meeting El-Fil workers (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 10 July 2017: With OPEC seemingly likely to ...
Tag: NOC
The Libya Paradox
By Chris Stephen. NOC's output has trebled in twelve months (File photo) London, 7 July 2017: Oil traders are calling ...
NOC and Spain’s REPSOL need more equipment in Sharara field
By Libya Herald reporters. Sharara field (Photo: Akakus Oil) Tripoli, 6 July 2017: Spanish oil company Repsol is working hard ...
UN Security Council targets fuel smugglers, wants better info from PC
By Libya Herald reporters. The UN Security Council in session (File photo) Tunis, 1 July 2017: It is now possible, ...
NOC gets tantalisingly close to a million barrels a day
By Libya Herald reporters. NOC's output edges closer to the million barrel as day target (File photo) Tunis, 28 June ...
NOC and Austria’s OMV look to expansion at Nafoura oil field
By Hadi Fornaji. Mustafa Sanalla (4th right) and NOC meet with top management from OMV (Photo: NOC) Tunis, 23 June ...
NOC chief Sanalla tours Sharara field
By Libya Herald reporters. NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla with Sharara field staff (Photo: NOC) Tripoli, 22 June 2017: In the ...
Oil output passes 900,000 bpd says NOC
By Libya Herald reporters. Mustafa Sanalla talks increased production with Statoil's Fadel Hareeb (Photo: NOC) Tripoli, 20 June 2017: The ...
NOC chief Sanalla comes out fighting
By Libya Herald reporters. NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla defends its independence (File photo) Tunis, 19 June 2017: The National Oil ...
NOC in search for new spokesman
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunis, 17 June 2017: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) plans to appoint a new spokesman for ...
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