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Libyan Brega Company Resumes Fuel Distribution

June 10, 2022
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On Sunday, the Libyan Brega Petroleum Marketing Company announced that the fuel distribution stations will operate normally again.

The Libyan company confirmed that its warehouses will continue to be open around the clock for distribution companies and carriers.

It called on the competent Libyan security authorities to organise and monitor the distribution of fuel to ensure that it reaches its consumers and eligible citizens.

Last month, the Chairman of Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), Mustafa Sanalla, received Italy’s ENI’s General Director in North Africa, Antonio Baldasari.

The NOC said in a statement that “Sanalla and Baldasari discussed a number of topics during the meeting, most notably the follow-up of the workflow at the various sites of Mellitah Oil and Gas Company.”

They also discussed ways to develop and enhance joint cooperation, to invest in discovered and undeveloped oil and gas fields. They agreed to develop these fields to increase production rates, and support Libya’s economy.

Sanalla stressed that the NOC will continue to cooperate with its “strategic partner Eni,” and praised the strong historical relations between the two companies.

In turn, Baldasari affirmed that Eni is determined to continue its exploration and development activities, and “open new horizons for investment, capacity building and training in Libya.”

Since Sunday, the NOC has stopped all developmental and exploratory drilling for new wells in all Libyan fields and ports. Sanalla said the halt is due to the “delay in liquidating the approved budget for the year 2022.” He stressed the need to stop all well-maintenance operations, and all major development projects, to avoid arranging any new financial commitments.

Sanalla warned that the failure to liquidate the approved budget led to an increase in the financial obligations of the NOC as well as its subsidiaries.

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