March 29, 2019 - 14:20
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) and Italian oil major Eni signed on March 25 two memoranda of understanding (MoU), at NOC’s Tripoli headquarters. The first concerned the establishment of a steering committee to expedite gas production at structures ‘A’ and ‘E’ within maritime concession MN 41 in the Sabratha marine basin.
The steering committee will oversee the timely and transparent implementation of this project, in line with best-practice good governance, and will work to alleviate difficulties facing project implementation. This important strategic project will provide gas to meet both local consumption and export requirements. Once complete, project capacity from both structures will total 760 million cubic feet of natural gas per day.
The second MoU agrees to jointly fund capacity building programmes for industrial security staff at NOC and Mellitah Oil and Gas Company (MOGCO), with workshops focusing on risk assessment and mitigation, crisis management, and comprehensive field inspection procedures.
During the signing ceremony, Eng. Sanalla commented: “Eni is one of NOC’s strategic partners and one of the world's largest oil and gas companies, renowned for its expertise and technological capabilities that we seek to bring to Libya. Our sector is the backbone of the national economy - we should preserve it for future generations. We have to work on developing the sector in order to increase production and fuel development.”
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Friday, March 29, 2019
NOC, Eni sign agreement to boost gas production - THE LIBYA OBSERVER
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Eni CEO says new agreement with Libya’s NOC would increase oil production efficiency - THE LIBYA OBSERVER
October 13, 2018 - 14:19
Safa Alharathy
The CEO of the Italian energy company Eni Claudio Descalzi said that the expansion of production plans in Libya in 2019 is important for both sides in terms of diversification of energy sources.
Descalzi explained in a press statement that these plans would turn the situation round in Libya after 8 years of freezing of investments, adding that this step would contribute to creating jobs and greater development in the country.
Discalzi pointed out that the agreement on exploration and sharing of production, signed between the National Oil Corporation (NOC), ENI, and BP, involves about fifty four thousand square kilometres in the sea and on land.
Safa Alharathy
The CEO of the Italian energy company Eni Claudio Descalzi said that the expansion of production plans in Libya in 2019 is important for both sides in terms of diversification of energy sources.
Descalzi explained in a press statement that these plans would turn the situation round in Libya after 8 years of freezing of investments, adding that this step would contribute to creating jobs and greater development in the country.
Discalzi pointed out that the agreement on exploration and sharing of production, signed between the National Oil Corporation (NOC), ENI, and BP, involves about fifty four thousand square kilometres in the sea and on land.
Thursday, May 24, 2018
Natural gas exported to Italy from Libya after four year halt - THE LIBYA OBSERVER
May 24, 2018 - 13:00
Housam Najjair
The National Oil Corporation (NOC) shipped on Wednesday its first quantity of propane gas from the Zueitina port to Italy, estimated at approximately 61,761 barrels.
The NOC said in a statement that the shipment is the first of its kind to Italy in four years, since the gas plant at the port of Zueitina was shut down causing gas exports to Italy being halted.
Libya is considered to be one of the largest exporters of natural gas to Italy through Italy's oil giant Eni, which invests in Libya.
Housam Najjair
The National Oil Corporation (NOC) shipped on Wednesday its first quantity of propane gas from the Zueitina port to Italy, estimated at approximately 61,761 barrels.
The NOC said in a statement that the shipment is the first of its kind to Italy in four years, since the gas plant at the port of Zueitina was shut down causing gas exports to Italy being halted.
Libya is considered to be one of the largest exporters of natural gas to Italy through Italy's oil giant Eni, which invests in Libya.
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