Tagged With Libya
10 January 2024
New strategic plan includes significant investment in oil and gas
2 November 2023
But the troubled north African nation is not short of international investment interest
28 September 2023
Oil minister Oun sends out cautiously optimistic message on oil and gas outlook and says pilot project ready to unlock huge shale reserves key to further growth
15 August 2023
Peace means progress for Libya’s upstream, but disruption is never far away
10 February 2023
Despite previous security concerns, Eni enters JV with Libya's NOC for major hydrocarbons development
19 October 2022
A new deal heats up simmering clash over exploration rights
20 July 2022
A figure from the Gaddafi era has replaced the NOC’s top man. Initial consequences have been positive for output, but uncertainty and risks remain
21 June 2022
The continent’s oil production will decline in the 2020s while gas production will increase before starting to slip, according to the IEA
20 June 2022
Questions over the oil minister's competence are another new low for the crisis-racked North African producer
28 April 2022
The Biden regime is back in the global policeman role as it tries to keep oil flows up
24 February 2022
After a year of relative calm, chaos has returned to Libya with the cancellation of planned elections and the emergence of two rival prime ministers
4 January 2022
A cancelled poll and strikes cast a shadow over the North African producer’s 2022 ambitions
4 June 2021
PE Media Network’s Libya Investment Forum will provide all the information companies need to get involved
27 May 2021
There are many reasons to be cheerful across the Mena oil and gas patch
22 December 2020
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Political stability and multilateral collaboration are essential to fulfilling the region’s economic potential
29 September 2020
Production could ramp up quickly, but the countdown is already ticking on another round of shutdowns
4 August 2020
National Oil Corporation reports its lowest production since the blockade started in January as external forces gear up for clash over Sirte basin oilfields
4 August 2020
Facing the challenge of a domestic economic crisis, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hopes that successful military interventions in the surrounding region will foster nationalist solidarity
25 June 2020
The deployment of the Yavuz in a section of the Mediterranean claimed by Cyprus pushes the region closer to open conflict
16 June 2020
The Erdogan regime is further shaking up the East Mediterranean geopolitical and energy landscape
20 March 2020
A swift resolution to the blockade looks unlikely as fighting continues in Tripoli and the UN searches for a new mediator
31 January 2020
The NOC chief wants assistance to get the country exporting oil again
16 January 2020
This regularly updated map shows the ongoing conflict among rival factions seeking control of the territory and oil of Libya
14 January 2020
Moscow’s cooperation with Ankara in seeking a Libya peace deal implies Russian acceptance of Turkey’s controversial East Med maritime border claims
2 January 2020
Rivalry continues to impact energy projects across the region. But collaboration will be essential to achieve economic potential
27 December 2019
Civil war endangers the state-owned oil company’s ability to maintain crude production and threatens the collapse of the entire sector
9 December 2019
The Erdogan regime’s maritime border agreement with Libya can only serve to ramp up regional tensions
22 October 2019
Instability continues to derail oil authorities’ attempts to persuade IOCs to return
24 July 2019
The fate of the Sharara field has become entwined with a campaign for better basic services for the inhabitants of southern Libya
13 June 2019
Uncertainty over the fate of Tripoli and recent statements by the government there are sending negative messages to IOCs
13 June 2019
General Khalifa Haftar's LNA is battling the GNA for control of Tripoli. But what are his options and what are the longer-term implications for the oil sector?
3 April 2019
The latest military moves leave the government in Tripoli increasingly under siege
5 March 2019
Warlord Khalifa Haftar has captured the country's largest oil field, putting a new question mark over the fragile oil recovery
18 January 2019
Eni leads a return to oil exploration in Libya for the first time since the 2011 Arab Spring revolution
10 January 2019
The oil recovery will continue, if the civil war and political spats allow it
5 October 2018
An IS attack on the Tripoli HQ of Libya’s battered oil industry has presented the sector with its sternest test yet
18 September 2018
The oil market is at a crux point as bullish and bearish forces battle to set the tone
2 August 2018
Members must consider a host of complex issues as they wrestle with the problem of managing oil supply
6 July 2018
Under pressure from Trump, Saudi Arabia has demolished the Opec deal and will now pour oil into a market that is suddenly running short
3 July 2018
The latest battle for Libya’s key oil ports—the fourth in as many years—leaves vital infrastructure destroyed and the country’s production recovery in jeopardy
8 May 2018
The company is set to benefit from shale in the Middle East despite having shunned it elsewhere
21 March 2018
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As the oil market regains balance, risk will affect the price. Here's where to watch
2 March 2018
The head of the country's National Oil Corporation is succeeding in pushing output higher against the odds, only for its ubiquitous militias to push it back down again
27 February 2018
Geopolitics may be bullish or bearish. But it will almost certainly bring volatility to the oil market
7 February 2018
The civil conflict will continue, sabotaging efforts to stabilise oil output
7 February 2018
Freeing NOC of political interference is essential if the country and its oil sector are to prosper in 2018
14 November 2017
Violence and political disputes are preventing Libya's oil production settling back to pre-conflict levels
26 September 2017
Output has soared and the state firm is targeting another 30% increase by year-end. Politics remains the big obstacle
