The Brega Oil Marketing Company has announced efforts to enhance gas supplies in several Libyan cities by dispatching a shipment of approximately 60 metric tons to support filling stations in Sebha, Ubari, and Ghat. This move aims to bolster the gas distribution network and meet increasing demand. The company's efforts are being carried out under the guidance of its acting Chairman, Engineer Abdulrahman Al-Obaidi.
In addition to the southern shipment, Brega is coordinating with the National Oil Corporation and relevant authorities to ensure the continuous flow of gas shipments through Libyan ports. The company is preparing to receive the "Derna" tanker at the Port of Tripoli, carrying around 2300 metric tons of gas. Technical teams are being readied to begin unloading operations immediately upon arrival.
Brega is also set to receive the "Al-Tahadi 2" tanker at the Jelianah Port in Benghazi, with a cargo of 1903 metric tons. This shipment will be unloaded and its contents transferred to the Ras Al-Manqar warehouse, thereby supporting gas reserves and enhancing supplies in the eastern region. The company emphasizes that these shipments will be directed to immediate filling stations.
The gas shipments are part of Brega's strategy to alleviate the gas crisis in Libya. The company continues to sell and distribute gas cylinders directly to consumers in cities such as Bota and Al-Abreq at the official price. These operations are conducted under the supervision of the Inspection Department in the central and eastern regions.
Brega's efforts to address the gas shortage include maintaining continuous coordination with relevant authorities to guarantee a steady supply of gas. The company's Acting Chairman and Board Member for Operations and Maintenance in the western and southern regions, Engineer Mustafa Aoun, are overseeing these efforts.
The company has called on citizens to follow its official announcements regarding filling and distribution sites and schedules. Brega also assured that inspection teams and the municipal guard are monitoring sales operations to ensure adherence to approved prices and regulations.
Key initiatives by Brega include dispatching gas shipments to southern Libya, receiving tankers in Tripoli and Benghazi, and direct sales of gas cylinders. These measures aim to mitigate the gas crisis and ensure a stable supply of gas to meet consumer needs across the country.
Key points
- Brega Oil Marketing Company is dispatching a 60-metric-ton gas shipment to southern Libya's Sebha, Ubari, and Ghat.
- The company is receiving two gas tankers, "Derna" and "Al-Tahadi 2", in Tripoli and Benghazi, respectively.
- Brega continues direct sales and distribution of gas cylinders in cities like Bota and Al-Abreq at the official price.
