AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGECOL Overhaul: Libya’s PM Abdul Hamid Dbeibah dissolved the board of state power firm GECOL and appointed engineer Al-Bashir Al-Marash as chairman, aiming to stabilize the grid and speed up generation, transmission, distribution, and maintenance. Oilfield Operations Boost: AGOCO held meetings with Oilserv and CAMCO to improve rig use, bring shut-in wells back online, and expand training for technical staff. Oil Services Update: NOC subsidiary NWD reported maintenance on 188 wells and drilling 21, while flagging delayed client payments that strain spare parts and rig readiness. Medical Supply Digitization: Libya’s Medical Supply Organisation launched a pilot “Sustainable Medical Supply Platform” to modernize planning, procurement, storage, distribution, and tracking of medicines and equipment. Power Disruption Context: Reports also point to recent grid stress, including a Zawiya drone strike that cut power and ongoing electricity crisis pressures. Regional Tech Diplomacy: Turkey’s foreign minister visited Benghazi, signaling deeper access to both Libyan sides—an angle that could reshape regional energy planning and maritime claims.
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