🌐 National Oil Corporation

organization

The National Oil Corporation is Libya's state-owned oil company and a critical energy infrastructure entity monitored by global intelligence agencies for its strategic importance to regional stability and international energy markets.

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Linked Signals

SignalStatusLensRoleConfidenceLast Seen
Armed group shuts pipeline from Libya's largest oil field, jeopardising exports active Shipping involved 52%
Five new wells brought online at Zueitina Oil’s Al-Sabah field - adding 2,000 barrels per day to production active Energy involved 90%
NOC Chairman meets several service companies operating in Libya’s oil & gas sector to discuss ongoing operations active Commodities involved 52%
86 House of Representatives members prevented from meeting at parliament's Benghazi headquarters active Conflict participant 57%
Misrata Free Zone explores new trade and investment opportunities with Malta active Deals involved 68%
Spanish Ambassador meets NDA head in Benghazi – extends invitation to visit Madrid active Politics involved 68%
"Fezzan Revolutionary Force" announce closure of Libya's southern borders in response to Hafter’s siege of Qatrun expired Politics involved 87%
Brega’s Al-Hani Cooking Gas Cylinder Filling Depot to raise its capacity to 25,000 per day expired Energy involved 93%
Egyptian Madkour company to implement € 100 million three power generation plants in Libya 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%
Why has the CBL failed to bring down the black-market foreign exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar? expired Politics party 53%
National Mining Corporation participates in National Dialogue on Sustainable Energy Transition in Libya expired Energy involved 89%
Fuel crisis: 490 petrol stations involved in fuel smuggling closed by Interior Ministry expired Commodities involved 64%
Messina Line launching new West Med Line in September, combining existing Algeria and Libya services into a single network expired Politics party 50%