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Libya’s armed oil industry takeover
Booming crude production has been met with international caution after the UN’s damning assessment
Iran and Libya supply fortunes highlight market risks
The impact from Libya’s lost barrels versus the threats to Iranian supply highlight the type of buffer in the oil market and the demand implications
Chaos the new normal for Libya’s oil sector
Hopes for a recovery by the North African oil producer remain in tatters
Outlook 2024: Libya ready for investment
New strategic plan includes significant investment in oil and gas
Libya’s upstream promise still hamstrung by instability
But the troubled north African nation is not short of international investment interest
Libya targets 2m b/d oil before 2030
Oil minister Oun sends out cautiously optimistic message on oil and gas outlook and says pilot project ready to unlock huge shale reserves key to further growth
Explorers return to Libya despite fragile security
Peace means progress for Libya’s upstream, but disruption is never far away
Eni makes strategic gamble with Libya gas project
Despite previous security concerns, Eni enters JV with Libya's NOC for major hydrocarbons development
Eni greenlights second Congolese LNG project
Rapid-deployment floating developments are a burgeoning part of the sector
Libya Eni
16 January 2020
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Map: Libya's conflict

This regularly updated map shows the ongoing conflict among rival factions seeking control of the territory and oil of Libya

This regularly updated map shows the ongoing conflict among rival factions seeking control of the territory and oil of Libya

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