AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCrude Exports: Pakistan is encouraging refineries to explore Libyan crude imports, while Libya’s oil minister said he would urge the NOC to allocate more supply. No volumes or delivery dates have been agreed. Fuel Distribution: Brega said it dispatched about 2.6 million litres of fuel for southern Libya over the weekend, but shipments had not yet reached Sebha’s depot when the company spoke. Oil and Gas Growth: Libya’s oil output has exceeded 1.4 million barrels a day, its highest level since 2013. North Jalo and Waha fields are expected to add 100,000 barrels a day with Total and ConocoPhillips, while the NOC is preparing for gas from the Bouri field. Trade and Investment: Tripoli Chamber of Commerce is reviewing the readiness of banks and importers for the new digital import-registration system. Separately, Misrata Free Zone brought together more than 70 local and foreign companies to discuss investment, industry and logistics partnerships. Industrial Production: LISCO has resumed gradual production of iron coils and launched a slag-recycling project in Misrata.
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