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In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, Antonio Passarelli of ANIMA highlighted the interest of Italian companies in partnering with Libya to achieve the country’s production goals.
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The company’s knowledge of the industry, regulatory acumen and oil and gas expertise makes it’s a strong partner for foreign operators.
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By leveraging its foreign partnerships, Wazen Oil Services strives to reduce Libyan emissions while enhancing operational efficiency.
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Nabors Industries, in partnership with Assail Drilling Company, is supporting Libya’s broader goal of reaching two million barrels per day by scaling-up its operations across the country.
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The energy major is targeting multiple geological oil and gas formations following its resumption of onshore exploration in Libya in 2024.
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Rabia Mgeig, Technical Advisor, National Oil Corporation, shares insight into the opportunities for women in the Libyan oil and gas sector.
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The company aims to support Libya’s production goals by maximizing output at the Waha concession.
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As the country works to improve the operating environment for foreign companies, Libya has already begun to see significant interest by international oil companies seeking exploration opportunities.
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In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, NESR’s Chairman and CEO Sherif Foda underscored the role service providers play in supporting Libya’s goal of reaching two million barrels per day.
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In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, Antonio Passarelli of ANIMA highlighted the interest of Italian companies in partnering with Libya to achieve the country’s production goals.)
The company’s knowledge of the industry, regulatory acumen and oil and gas expertise makes it’s a strong partner for foreign operators.)
By leveraging its foreign partnerships, Wazen Oil Services strives to reduce Libyan emissions while enhancing operational efficiency.)
Nabors Industries, in partnership with Assail Drilling Company, is supporting Libya’s broader goal of reaching two million barrels per day by scaling-up its operations across the country.)
The energy major is targeting multiple geological oil and gas formations following its resumption of onshore exploration in Libya in 2024.)
Rabia Mgeig, Technical Advisor, National Oil Corporation, shares insight into the opportunities for women in the Libyan oil and gas sector.)
The company aims to support Libya’s production goals by maximizing output at the Waha concession.)
As the country works to improve the operating environment for foreign companies, Libya has already begun to see significant interest by international oil companies seeking exploration opportunities.)
In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, NESR’s Chairman and CEO Sherif Foda underscored the role service providers play in supporting Libya’s goal of reaching two million barrels per day.
