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Libya: Companies Crave Elusive Stability
...0,000 b/d on a gross basis. Capacity was considered to be 340,000 b/d prior to Libya’s 2011 revolution (see chart). “A ramp up in production in Libya,” as well as the end-2017 start-up of the Reggane North gas project in Algeria (MEES, 22 December) were the key reasons that Repsol was able to post a 45...
Volume: 61Issue: 31Published at Fri, 03 Aug 2018 -
Iran Oil Contracts Move One Step Nearer
...int Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Absent the IPC, Iran has made significant strides since sanctions were lifted in January. Crude production has increased 660,000 b/d to 3.55mn b/d (see p9), putting it within 40,000 b/d of the 2011 average, the last full year before the EU imposed an em...
Volume: 59Issue: 31Published at Fri, 05 Aug 2016 -
Libya Oil: A Write-Off?
...mar al-Qadhafi in October 2011. Despite the political turmoil, BP made several efforts to pursue the development of its business in Libya, which consists entirely of exploration assets. In 2012, the company dusted off its plans and held two major tenders: the first, for contractors to work on its pl...
Volume: 58Issue: 31Published at Fri, 31 Jul 2015 -
Germany’s RWE Faces Challenging Sale Of North African Assets
...rprisingly Libya’s 2011 civil war set back RWE’s plans: RWE had been exploring the two blocks since 2003 (spending $500m in the process) and development plans were already drawn up pre-revolution. The country’s continued instability will no doubt deter at least some potential purchasers. Exploration in Libya ha...
Volume: 56Issue: 31Published at Fri, 02 Aug 2013