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Libya plans to relaunch its upstream licensing round in late 2026 or early 2027, with LEES 2027 set to showcase revised terms and opportunities.
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U.S. energy majors and service firms are expanding Libyan operations ahead of LEES 2027, targeting upstream assets, licensing rounds and production growth toward two million bpd.
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LEES 2027 will host an In-Country Value Forum focused on youth training, capacity building, women in energy, AI enablement, and the nurturing of the next generation in oil, gas and energy.
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Returning for its fifth edition, LEES 2027 will advance Libya’s $18 billion energy pipeline, targeting 1.6–2 million bpd, gas megaprojects and renewables.
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Speaking at the Libya Energy & Economic Summit in Tripoli, Ahmed Ibraheem, CEO of Contango Oil & Gas Services, outlines how AI-driven solutions and investment in local capacity are supporting Libya’s ...
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KBR Consulting’s Paul Bansil details Libya’s oil and gas roadmap, focusing on infrastructure modernization, production growth, and energy diversification.
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Rawafed’s General Manager highlighted how digital and satellite solutions are improving efficiency and oversight across Libya’s oil and gas fields.
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Energy JEEL Initiative: Building Libya’s Energy Workforce Youth development took center stage during the Energy JEEL Initiative panel, highlighting how Libya is positioning human capital as a strategi ...
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U.S.–Libya: Strategic Priority and Expanding Commercial Footprint Libya was described as a “high priority” for the current U.S. administration during the U.S.–Libya Roundtable, with officials pointing ...
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Libya plans to relaunch its upstream licensing round in late 2026 or early 2027, with LEES 2027 set to showcase revised terms and opportunities.)
U.S. energy majors and service firms are expanding Libyan operations ahead of LEES 2027, targeting upstream assets, licensing rounds and production growth toward two million bpd.)
LEES 2027 will host an In-Country Value Forum focused on youth training, capacity building, women in energy, AI enablement, and the nurturing of the next generation in oil, gas and energy.)
Returning for its fifth edition, LEES 2027 will advance Libya’s $18 billion energy pipeline, targeting 1.6–2 million bpd, gas megaprojects and renewables.)
Speaking at the Libya Energy & Economic Summit in Tripoli, Ahmed Ibraheem, CEO of Contango Oil & Gas Services, outlines how AI-driven solutions and investment in local capacity are supporting Libya’s ...)
KBR Consulting’s Paul Bansil details Libya’s oil and gas roadmap, focusing on infrastructure modernization, production growth, and energy diversification.)
Rawafed’s General Manager highlighted how digital and satellite solutions are improving efficiency and oversight across Libya’s oil and gas fields.)
Energy JEEL Initiative: Building Libya’s Energy Workforce Youth development took center stage during the Energy JEEL Initiative panel, highlighting how Libya is positioning human capital as a strategi ...)
U.S.–Libya: Strategic Priority and Expanding Commercial Footprint Libya was described as a “high priority” for the current U.S. administration during the U.S.–Libya Roundtable, with officials pointing ...
