U.S. and European oil and gas majors are back to doing business in Libya, a decade after pulling out as civil war engulfed one of the top oil producers and the biggest oil resource holder in Africa.

Libya's National Oil Corp (NOC) said Thursday the Sarir refinery is back to producing gasoline after a three-year hiatus.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What was marketed as a fragile return to order in Libya has, once again, been exposed as a mirage. On May 12, Tripoli plunged into ...

Major Western energy firms, including Chevron and Eni, have secured new Libyan oil blocks in a bid to raise output to 2 million bpd by 2028. Libya holds Africa’s largest proven crude reserves and ...

Libya's National Oil Company announced Friday the resumption of crude production and exports after a nearly six-month shutdown due to conflict dividing the country. But the state oil giant said that ...

BP will evaluate hydrocarbon prospects in Messla and Sarir as it reopens Tripoli office by late 2025. Shell will conduct feasibility studies on Libyan oil fields fully owned by the National Oil ...

Libya on Wednesday awarded oil and gas exploration blocks to foreign oil companies, including Chevron , Eni , QatarEnergy and ...

In a statement posted on its Facebook page this week, which was translated, Libya’s National Oil Corporation announced the discovery of oil in the Ghaddams basin. “The National Oil Corporation ...

One of Libya's largest oil fields has been out of production for more than a week, the state-owned National Oil Corporation said Tuesday, blaming a militia for the shutdown. The NOC said early last ...

After more than a decade of instability, U.S. and European majors such as ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, and Eni are re-entering Libya. Libya’s UN-recognized government is courting Washington to ...