Libya Revives 130km Gas Pipeline to Boost European Exports.

Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has resumed testing on a 130-kilometre gas pipeline connecting the Intisar A/103 field to the Brega network, ending a 16-year delay to capture flared gas and increase export capacity.

Key Operational Data:

• Recovers 150 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of gas that was previously flared due to infrastructure bottlenecks.

• Spans 130 kilometres, connecting the Intisar A/103 field to the vital Brega gas network.

• Eliminates network "back pressure," stabilising domestic electricity supply while monetising Libya's estimated 80 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves.

• Supports the NOC's target of achieving 1 billion standard cubic feet per day in production by the early 2030s.

As Europe actively seeks alternatives to Russian energy, this infrastructure upgrade enhances Libya's strategic positioning to increase export volumes through the existing Greenstream pipeline to Italy.

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