AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLibya Energy Security: Drone attacks keep hitting western Libya’s power and oil infrastructure. The General Electricity Company of Libya says a strike destroyed the South Zawiya 30/11 kV substation, cutting supply to areas south of the city and raising fears of partial or general grid blackout if attacks continue. Oil Operations Risk: Libya’s National Oil Corporation warns it may declare force majeure as fires and damage linked to drone hits disrupt the Zawiya oil complex, including fuel storage and refinery-linked facilities; NOC says emergency teams brought fires under control. AI in Oil Drilling: A separate report highlights Libya’s National Oil Corp using an AI-driven drilling system from SLB to guide wells in the Al-Khair field, doubling penetration rate and producing over 1,000 barrels per day in initial tests. Financial Crime Watch: A former Central Bank board member warns that Libya’s chaos has helped money laundering spread, driven by demand for US dollars and illegal drug, weapons, and human smuggling—calling for tighter monitoring of fund sources and account activity. Tech & Space Tourism: A 2027 total solar eclipse path is forecast to cross Libya, putting the country on the map for future astronomy travel.
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