Libya’s NOC on 12 March introduced the restart of TotalEnergies’ Mabruk area following a 10-year hiatus. The sector within the nation’s Sirte Basin oil heartland had been out of service since being overrun and badly broken by IS-affiliated militants in 2015 (MEES, 6 March 2015).
Manufacturing operations started on 9 March with 5,000 b/d, with plans to boost output to 7,000 b/d by the tip of the month and 25,000 b/d by July, says NOC. The restart follows a number of delays over the previous decade (MEES, 5 April 2024), with Complete planning to ultimately increase output to pre-shutdown ranges of 40,000 b/d (MEES, 10 December 2021). (CONTINUED – 129 WORDS)
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