🌐 Arabian Gulf Oil Company

organization

Arabian Gulf Oil Company is a prominent Libyan state-owned oil enterprise involved in the exploration, production, and export of hydrocarbons in the North African region, serving as a key player in regional energy markets and geopolitics.

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NOC discusses with SLB Messla & Sarir Fields project to capture 34 million cubic feet of flared gas per day active Energy involved 100%
HoR holds first-ever session in Sebha - votes unanimously to establish a refinery in south Libya expired Energy involved 100%
Libyan-Italian Business and Investment Forum kicks off in Misrata with 60 participating Italian companies expired Deals involved 100%
AGOCO launches final stages of Sarir–Tobruk Main Pipeline Replacement Project (Q-87) expired Energy involved 100%
Libya central bank headquarters raided after governor resigns expired Security involved 96%
AGOCO launches final stages of Sarir–Tobruk Main Pipeline Replacement Project (Q-87) expired Shipping involved 64%
Libya Oil Industry Localisation and Investment Forum will be held from 25 to 26 October in Tripoli expired Politics party 56%
NOC to commission offshore Bouri Field associated gas utilisation project by end of October expired Commodities involved 48%
Training programme for ‘‘Energy Officers in Public Buildings – Tripoli’’ concluded expired Energy involved 84%
Resumption of operations at the Ahlia National Cement Company plants after a closure since August expired Commodities involved 60%
Julyana Lake Waterfront Development Project continuing with a total area exceeding 1.6 million square meters expired Deals involved 100%
After relaxation of UN asset freeze, Long Term Investment Portfolio (LTP) achieves US$ 1.25 bn profits in 2025 expired Deals involved 81%
Mellitah Oil and Gas Al-Rimal Field Well R-3 achieves 3,026 barrels per day after rehabilitation work expired Energy involved 100%
Harouge Oil Operations’ replacement well B79A at Amal Field enters production at 2,000 barrels per day expired Commodities involved 46%
A third electricity blackout hits western Libya in two days expired Energy involved 84%