Libya oil production beset by difficulties

Cochrane, Paul; 01/03/2010

When Libya came in from the diplomatic cold in 2004 after international sanctions were lifted amidst a flurry of good behaviour, oil companies considered the former rogue state a new frontier and were keen to return after a 30-year hiatus. But five years later, that enthusiasm has dampened. Paul Cochrane reports.

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PR Mar 2010 - p32-33.pdf

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Journal title: Petroleum Review

Region: Africa

Publisher: Energy Institute

Keywords: DSI21-Refining-articles

Countries: Africa - North Africa -

Subjects: Trading, Policy and Governance, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Petroleum products, Primary energy production, Enhanced oil recovery, Offshore exploration, Onshore exploration