Libya’s National Oil Corporation said it reduced gas flaring by more than 100 million cubic feet per day through a series of infrastructure upgrades completed in 2025. The state company said projects across multiple oil fields redirected flared gas into pipelines for power generation and industrial use. Officials said the reductions support electricity supply, lower emissions, and align with Libya’s climate commitments, with further flaring cuts planned in 2026.
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Libya Cuts Gas Flaring by 100m cfd
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12/01/2026
Libya’s National Oil Corporation said it reduced gas flaring by more than 100 million cubic feet per day through a series of infrastructure upgrades completed in 2025. The state company said projects across multiple oil fields redirected flared gas into pipelines for power generation and industrial use. Officials said the reductions support electricity supply, lower emissions, and align with Libya’s climate commitments, with further flaring cuts planned in 2026.
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