Libya reviews production projects across Waha and Harouge fields
The committee visits six named fields to examine infrastructure and execution constraints.
The committee visits six named fields to examine infrastructure and execution constraints.
The September visits review power, control and processing infrastructure without reporting a new output gain.
The 32-project program includes 15 drinking-water interventions covering wells, stations and networks.
Authorities extended the declaration period to 1 October; the announcement does not confirm later outcomes.
The Damascus talks cover field performance and damaged infrastructure, without announcing a contract award.
The Libya project routes gas from wells through a 40-kilometre link to Abu Attifel processing facilities.
Maarzaf, Jalma, Kafr Hud and Hasraya works are nearing completion, with grid backup still relevant.
Two units in Tafas and one in Dael are subject to an enforcement investigation, not a final judgment.
An initial El Rimal test records 3,026 barrels per day at a 50 Hz pump setting.
Water Resources Directorate also reports cleaning ten kilometres of drains to support agricultural land.
The FY2025/26 account reports 12 discoveries and plans its first Western Desert horizontal well.
Libya’s NOC reports a separator test near 2,000 barrels per day with a low water cut.
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