By John Lee. Gas exports to Italy via the Greenstream pipeline have reportedly been pushed back by another week. According to Platts, flow is expected resume by Saturday 5th May, following a planned break since 2nd April to integrate gas production from a new phase of the Bahr Essalam offshore gas field. Greenstream was exporting at […]
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ENI Workers Block GreenStream Pipeline
ENI workers in the Sicilian city of Gela have taken over a terminal bringing natural gas through the GreenStream pipeline from Libya in protest against company plans to revoke a promised 700-million-euro investment in the oil refinery where they work. Negotiations between Italy's unions and ENI broke down last week, leading refinery workers to ramp […]
Tags: Eni, GreenStream, Greenstream Gas Pipeline, Italy, Libyan Gas Transmission System (LGTS), Mellitah, Strikes, Western Libyan Gas Project
Libya's oil could leave the country on a slippery slope
Libya historically was divided into three parts: Tripolitania in the west, Barca (Cyrenaica) in the east and Fezzan in the south. But now, with attempts to declare Barca a federal region, a cursory look would suggest old divisions have resurfaced, with oil playing a new and crucial role. About 3,000 people gathered in Benghazi last […]
Tags: Autonomy, Barca, Benghazi, Es Sider, Fezzan, Greenstream Gas Pipeline, Ras Lanuf, Tripolitania