Energy Security: Libya’s unity government says it dismantled a drone sabotage cell tied to attacks on Tripoli and Zawiya oil and power infrastructure, arresting five suspects and warning of further plots against vital facilities. Fuel Supply Risk: Separate reports say a drone strike hit the Brega Petroleum Marketing Company depot on Tripoli’s Airport Road, damaging tanks and pipelines but not disrupting fuel distribution; NOC says teams began safety work and urged tighter protection of oil assets. Oilfield Operations: Harouge Oil Operations brought replacement well B79A online at the Amal field, targeting higher crude output with reported production around 2,000 bpd. Trade & Logistics: Julyana Free Zone Port received 93 commercial vessels in August, including container ships and fuel tankers, signaling rising import and shipping activity. Business Links: A Libyan-American development forum opened in Benghazi to connect U.S. firms with reconstruction and development opportunities. Industrial Diplomacy: Tarragona Chamber of Commerce leads a Spanish business mission to Tripoli (6–9 Sept) with B2B meetings in sectors like food and electrical equipment. Power Infrastructure: GECOL says the third unit at Zawia Combined-Cycle Power Plant (150 MW) has been connected to the national grid after overhaul work by GE Vernova.