Libyan Express is expanding its network with three new direct routes. Starting September 6th, the airline will fly to Malta, Rome, and Milan. The move gives passengers from Libya more choices for travel to Europe. The carrier hasn't yet released details on flight frequencies or the aircraft it will use.
The National Oil Corporation announced it has completed technical and mechanical work, plus full cleaning and disinfection, at the Zuwara Desalination Plant. This prepares the plant for operation after being idle for over seven years.
Georgia's Kulevi oil refinery received its first shipment of Libyan crude on August 28, according to TASS. The refinery made the switch because of EU sanctions against Russian oil. The move is part of efforts to find alternative suppliers.
Libya's media director Ahmed Al-Masallati reported that 12 of the 16 fuel tankers scheduled for August have arrived, and the remaining tankers are currently discharging at Libyan ports. The update was given during a press conference in Tripoli on the economic and service situation.
Libya's Minister of Oil and Gas, Khalifa Abdel-Sadig, met with Norway's Energy Minister to discuss partnership development. The meeting took place in Tripoli, according to the Libyan ministry. The two sides explored ways to strengthen cooperation.
Cement prices have fallen to LD 82 per quintar after the Arab Union Construction Company's factory in Zliten resumed operations. The average cash price for a 50-kg bag dropped accordingly. The restart is likely to ease supply and stabilize the market.
Egyptian and Libyan business groups are discussing a permanent Egyptian trade expo in Benghazi. The Federation of Egyptian Industries met with the General Union of Chambers of Commerce there. The exhibition would showcase Egyptian products. It's part of efforts to boost bilateral trade.
Brega Petroleum Marketing Company says fuel receipt and distribution are running nonstop across Libya. Operations continue around the clock at various sites, ensuring supply remains steady despite any challenges.
Libya's fuel crisis is easing slightly as the Tripoli-based Security Directorates Support Unit says it supplied diesel to nearly 7,000 trucks over four days. The unit oversees fuel stations and is working to address shortages. The move aims to reduce long queues and stabilize supply.
Libya's state power utility has switched on the first generating unit at the new South Tripoli power station. The General Electricity Company announced the move, which should help ease the chronic electricity shortages that have plagued the capital region. More units are expected to come online in the coming months, adding further capacity to the national grid.
Waha Oil has increased processed gas at the Al-Faragh field to 184 million cubic feet per day. The boost came after a gas separation filter was successfully commissioned. The company called it a technical milestone for the field.
Pegasus Airlines, a private Turkish carrier, announced it will start flying between Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport and Tripoli starting October 5. The new route was revealed yesterday. This adds a direct connection between Turkey and Libya.
The Misrata Chamber of Commerce, led by Chairman Fathi Al-Amin Al-Turki, hosted a delegation from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for Petroleum Industries. The meeting included the vice chairman, a board member, and the director of the foreign relations department. Discussions likely focused on energy cooperation between the two sides.
Libya's Minister of Oil and Gas, Khalifa Abdel Sadig, joined a panel discussion on energy and geopolitical shifts at ONS 2026. The discussion focused on whether energy will continue to shape global balance. The event brought together industry leaders and policymakers.
The head of Libya's General Union of Chambers of Commerce, Mohamed Raied, met with the Spanish Ambassador at the Chamber's Tripoli headquarters. They discussed the upcoming 3rd Libyan-European Oil, Gas, and Energy Forum scheduled for December in Madrid. The meeting aimed to prepare for the event.
Libya's Minister of Industry and Minerals, Mohamed Abdelgader, met with the director of KPMG in Tripoli. The talks focused on potential cooperation to develop the country's industrial and mineral sectors. No further details were released.
Libya's central bank reported that banks used $15.987 billion in foreign currency from January through July 2026. The figure comes from the bank's latest statistical publication. It shows the scale of foreign exchange demand in the country. The data was released yesterday.
Libya's National Oil Corporation opened a new crude oil flow measurement system at the Sidra terminal operated by Waha Oil. The system is described as state-of-the-art. The inauguration happened yesterday.
The new head of Libya's state electricity company, Bashir Al-Marash, has promised that the country's power cuts will be resolved within 10 to 15 days. He made the assurance shortly after taking office. The statement comes amid ongoing electricity shortages across Libya.
Sirte Oil Company completed maintenance on well UU-39 at the Al-Lahib Field. Production now exceeds 1,200 barrels per day with very low water content. The company called it a technical milestone.
Libya's state electricity company GECOL has opened an investigation into suspected sabotage at several power stations. The company says the acts appear to have been carried out by frustrated members of the public. Explosions and damage have been reported at the facilities.
The first Libyan Experts Forum took place in Tripoli from August 23 to 25. Organized by the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation, the event explored how Libya can become a regional hub for maritime transport and logistics.
Libya's oil minister, Khalifa Abdel Sa..., met with the CEO of Total Energies on the sidelines of the ONS 2026 conference in Norway. The two discussed plans to boost investment and production in Libya's energy sector. The meeting is part of a series of talks aimed at reviving the country's oil industry.
Libyan Oil and Gas Minister Khalifa Abdel Sadig met with Shell CEO Wael Sawan. They discussed ways to increase the company's investments and returns within Libya.
The fuel depot at Mitiga Airport is getting a capacity boost. Brega Petroleum Marketing Company is adding 500,000 litres of storage for JET A-1 aviation fuel. The expansion is underway.
Libya's oil minister met with a ConocoPhillips executive to discuss investment and production plans. The talks centered on boosting output and attracting foreign capital. No specific figures or timelines were released.
Libya's National Oil Corporation has signed a production-sharing agreement with Chevron. The deal follows the results of the 2025 bidding round. NOC chairman Masoud Suleiman announced the news on social media.
Masoud Suleiman, chairman of Libya's National Oil Corporation, said on his personal social media that he discussed hiring an international consultancy to track how the company's budgets are being implemented. He met with someone named Berndt for that talk. The move appears aimed at tightening oversight of spending.