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Libya Reopens Geology Lab

October 12, 2024
Libya Reopens Geology Lab

Libya Reopens Geology Lab Libya Reopens Geology Lab

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On Saturday, Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced the reopening of its geology laboratory in Qanfouda, Benghazi, following a decade of inactivity.

The facility, which belongs to the Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO), has undergone extensive renovation and is now fully equipped with modern technology, ready to support Libya’s efforts in oil and gas exploration.

In a statement, the NOC confirmed that the refurbishment and modernization of the lab were completed successfully. A team from the NOC’s Exploration Department, along with the Director of Geology, conducted an inspection visit to the facility, signaling its readiness for operations.

The reopening of this lab marks a key milestone in Libya’s efforts to revitalize its energy sector after years of disruption. The NOC praised the dedication of AGOCO’s management and staff in bringing the project to fruition, describing the lab as a critical asset in the country’s long-term oil exploration and production strategy.

The reopening of the Qanfouda geology lab comes at a time when Libya is seeking to expand its oil and gas production. Libya, which holds some of the largest proven oil reserves in Africa, is aiming to boost its production levels from the current 1.2 million barrels per day to between 2 and 3 million barrels per day in the coming years.

The Qanfouda lab will play an essential role in achieving these goals by providing advanced geological testing and analysis to guide oil and gas exploration efforts.

With the lab back in operation, Libya can more effectively utilize its untapped reserves of oil and natural gas. This is especially significant for the country’s economic recovery, as the oil sector remains the backbone of Libya’s economy. The NOC’s efforts to modernize and restore key facilities like the Qanfouda lab will contribute to both increasing production and attracting foreign investment.

As Libya rebuilds its energy sector, the NOC is also embracing sustainability and environmental responsibility.

In addition to traditional oil and gas exploration, the corporation is committed to incorporating renewable energy into its operations. The NOC has announced plans to integrate clean energy solutions and reduce the environmental impact of its activities, aligning with global efforts to transition to more sustainable energy sources.

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