Work Set To Begin In Libya’s Biggest Oil Field

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:19 am

Work is set to begin in Libya’s Biggest oil field so as to facilitate the distribution of oil to various part of the nation and other countries at large.

The National Oil Corporation stated in a assertion that it had given guidelines to begin manufacturing arrangements, after achieving an “honour agreement” under which forces loyal to a notable business man, would commit to ending all barriers and ensuring that security breaches do not occur.

It comes after high-quality consultations, beneath the auspices of the United Nations Mission in Libya, which took region closing month in the Egyptian metropolis of Hurghada, on the Red Sea coast, which dealt with protection arrangements for oil fields and ports.

Abduljalil Mayouf, an oil and gas consultant in the meantime government, said the El Sharara oil subject would return to manufacturing soon, but it would need some routine upkeep before doing so.

El Sharara oil area is Libya’s biggest oil field located in the Murzuq Desert, south west of the country. It used to be located in 1980 and developed through OMV Petrom. The oil discipline is presently operated and owned by means of Repsol.

The discipline produces about a third of Libya’s crude oil production, while legitimate estimates say that its reserves quantity to almost three billion barrels of oil, and consequently it is viewed one of the largest oil fields in the country, next to the El Feel field.

(AFP)