Libyan Fertilizer Company’s Urea 2 plant re-enters production with 1,487 MT per day
The Libya Fertilizer Company (formerly the Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Company. Its name was changed on 16 June 2021), LIFECO, announced ...
Tag: Yara
After takeover of Yara’s stake: Lifeco’s name changed to Libyan Fertilizer Company
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: NOC). London, 17 June 2021: The name of the former Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Company, Lifeco, has ...
First shipment of urea from Lifeco since NOC takeover of Yara shares
By Sami Zaptia. (Photo: LifeCo). London, 18 February 2021: The Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Company (Lifeco) announced today that the vessel ...
Post resumption of oil production and exports, LIFECO ships 8,000 tons of ammonia
By Sami Zaptia. (Photo: LifeCo). London, 22 September 2020: As a sign of the start of normalization of Libya’s hydrocarbon ...
LIFECo resumes ammonia production at plant 2
By Sami Zaptia. Loading area of Lifeco's Brega plant (Photo: LH archives). London, 5 July 2019: LIFECo, the Libyan-Norwegian joint ...
NOC suspends gas supplies to Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Co. pending debt payment
By Sami Zaptia. London 25 January 2019: Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has suspended the supply of natural gas to ...
Lifeco’s resumed fertiliser output boosts Norwegian partner Yara
The restart of the Lifeco joint venture fertiliser plant at Brega has brought good news to foreign partner Yara . ...
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