With 48.4 billion barrels in oil reserves, Libya plays a central role in Italy’s strategy to diversify energy sources and enhance regional development.
Libya has begun to accelerate oil sector modernization through digitalization, AI and remote monitoring, with the upcoming Libya Energy & Economic Summit set to spotlight technical innovation and growth.
Libya’s 2025 licensing round, featuring a new contractual framework, marks a major step in revitalizing the country’s energy sector and attracting international investment.
Libya’s active bid round and ConocoPhillips’ expanding output at the Waha concession signal renewed international confidence in the country’s energy sector, as officials highlighted partnership and investment opportunities at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.
The partnership between the Libya Energy & Economic Summit and the American Chamber of Commerce in Libya is set to bolster U.S.-Libya economic ties and drive new investment and collaboration in Libya’s energy sector.
The fourth edition of the Libya Energy & Economic Summit will take place in Tripoli on January 24-26, 2026, building on three successful editions and introducing an expanded program with a stronger technical focus.
Speaking to Energy Capital & Power, the Renewable Energy Authority of Libya’s Chairman shared insight into the progress of the Sadada solar project.
In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, Antonio Passarelli of ANIMA highlighted the interest of Italian companies in partnering with Libya to achieve the country’s production goals.
Nabors announced during a U.S.-Libya Roundtable at LEES 2025 that it plans to add a third drilling rig to the Waha oil field, with operations due to start in the coming weeks.
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With 48.4 billion barrels in oil reserves, Libya plays a central role in Italy’s strategy to diversify energy sources and enhance regional development.
Libya has begun to accelerate oil sector modernization through digitalization, AI and remote monitoring, with the upcoming Libya Energy & Economic Summit set to spotlight technical innovation and growth.
Libya’s 2025 licensing round, featuring a new contractual framework, marks a major step in revitalizing the country’s energy sector and attracting international investment.
Libya’s active bid round and ConocoPhillips’ expanding output at the Waha concession signal renewed international confidence in the country’s energy sector, as officials highlighted partnership and investment opportunities at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.
The partnership between the Libya Energy & Economic Summit and the American Chamber of Commerce in Libya is set to bolster U.S.-Libya economic ties and drive new investment and collaboration in Libya’s energy sector.
The fourth edition of the Libya Energy & Economic Summit will take place in Tripoli on January 24-26, 2026, building on three successful editions and introducing an expanded program with a stronger technical focus.
Speaking to Energy Capital & Power, the Renewable Energy Authority of Libya’s Chairman shared insight into the progress of the Sadada solar project.
In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, Antonio Passarelli of ANIMA highlighted the interest of Italian companies in partnering with Libya to achieve the country’s production goals.
Nabors announced during a U.S.-Libya Roundtable at LEES 2025 that it plans to add a third drilling rig to the Waha oil field, with operations due to start in the coming weeks.