This Monday morning, in the National Oil Corporation building, a workshop was held between a team from the National Oil Corporation and a team from the Arabian Gulf Oil Company. The Corporation’s team included Abu Al-Qasim Al-Shibani Shanqeer, a member of the Board of Directors for Exploration and Production, directors of the relevant departments and follow-up engineers, and from the Gulf Company, a member of the Management Committee for Exploration, Production and Information Abu Bakr Bin Amer and specialists from the relevant departments attended.
The workshop aimed to present a plan to develop oil and gas discoveries in concession MN7A in the Hamada field, which is located in the middle of the south of Ghadames Basin, about 500 km south of Tripoli. The main features of this plan were presented, which stipulates the production of the field in two stages: Production rates of up to 25 thousand barrels per day will be pumped to the 18 inch line belonging to the Gulf Company and from there to the Zawiya refinery.
After the start of oil production with a period not exceeding two years, it will start targeting gas fields to produce approximately 250 million cubic feet of gas per day, which will be treated in the field and then pumped through a 32-inch line (Al Wafa – Mellitah).