The assassination of SSA commander Abdel Ghani al-Kikli has plunged Tripoli into violent clashes. Despite renewed oil sector optimism, Libya’s energy infrastructure remains under militia control. Big ...

Intense fighting in Tripoli following Gheniwa's assassination disrupts oil logistics and threatens stability. Sirte Oil Company suspends all land-based fuel and material transport due to security ...

What was marketed as a fragile return to order in Libya has, once again, been exposed as a mirage. On May 12, Tripoli plunged into chaos following the reported killing of Abdul Ghani al-Kikli (aka ...

Libya’s NOC plans to raise refining capacity to 660,000 bpd Upgrades and new refineries aim to cut costly fuel imports Plan supports broader push to revive oil sector output Libya’s National Oil ...

Libyan officials have warned nations involved in the NATO campaign that they could be barred from investing or participating in the country s oil sector if they continue to side with the rebels. But ...

BP will evaluate hydrocarbon prospects in Messla and Sarir as it reopens Tripoli office by late 2025. Shell will conduct feasibility studies on Libyan oil fields fully owned by the National Oil ...

"The enemy is not Libyan workers, the enemy is not Libyan companies. The enemy is those who derive benefits from the Libyan oil and use them against the Libyan people." One argument for keeping Tamoil ...