Oil disputes costing Libya $50 million a day: Congress Energy Committee Chairman
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 3 July, 2013: Libya is losing $50 million a day because of industrial action at oil ...
Tag: oil
Opinion: My 2 Cents – Oil and Libya’s Economic Future
By Hafed Al-Ghwell. Washington DC, 17 June 2013: Last week, the Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) said that Libya’s oil ...
Government warns of inability to meet budget commitments due to fall in oil production
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 16 June 2013: The government has warned that due to the fall in oil and gas ...
Planned NOC split “now unlikely”
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 15 June 2013: Plans to split the National Oil Corporation into two are now unlikely to ...
Libya contracts potential is US$ 10-15 bn per year
By Sami Zaptia. Libya contracts could rise to US$ 15 bn per year said MEED's Ed James at the conference ...
Zueitina oil port reopens after agreement reached with locals
By Sami Zaptia. The Zueitina oil terminal had been reopened after an agreement was reached between locals and the Ministry ...
Libya’s high oil income stifles commercial bank lending to the private sector – IMF Working Paper
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 25 May 2013: An IMF Working Paper entitled “Searching for the Finance-Growth Nexus in Libya” written ...
Blockade at giant Elephant oilfield “planned”
Tripoli, 22 May 2013: Guards at one of Libya’s biggest oil fields say they plan to mount a blockade as ...
Congress committee calls for action against oil facility attackers
By Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 21 May 2013: The Energy Committee of the General National Congress today said that that anyone ...
Opinion: My 2 Cents: Libya’s Financial Sector
By Hafed Al-Ghwell. Washington DC, 13 May 2013: One of the undisputed features of the oil-based Libyan economy over the past ...
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Tripoli Defence Ministry warns of unspecified precision air strikes against human smugglers and drug traffickers
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Khoms port discusses development with Turkish company Orbitel
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Minister of Oil and Gas discusses with Japanese Ambassador strengthening cooperation and attracting Japanese companies to Libya’s energy sector
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LAIP to focus on several internal investment projects – to improve quality of life and local development
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Aldabaiba reviews national house-building programme – with CBL financing initiative
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