NOC and Chevron Partner to Study Offshore Potential
- The Market Research Team
- Apr 8
- 2 min read
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has entered into a strategic partnership with global energy major Chevron to explore the country's offshore potential.
During a signing ceremony, NOC Chairman Engineer Masoud Suleman announced the execution of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Chevron. The agreement requires the two companies to conduct a comprehensive technical study of offshore Block NC146.
Key Highlights of the Partnership:
Unlocking New Reserves: Block NC146 is currently unexplored, but NOC Chairman Suleman described the area's geological indicators as "encouraging." The study aims to confirm the potential for significant discoveries that would strengthen Libya’s national oil and gas reserves.
Technology Transfer: The NOC seeks to leverage Chevron's status as a global industry leader to broaden horizons for advanced technology transfer and the application of best practices in offshore exploration.
Boost to Investment Confidence: Chairman Suleman emphasised that this MoU is more than a technical agreement; it serves as a strong message of confidence in the Libyan investment environment. It signals the return of major international oil companies to the country.
Strategic Direction: The partnership reflects NOC’s strategic goal to develop the Libyan energy sector in a secure, sustainable manner while enhancing the country's position in the global energy market.
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