Libya completes replacement of Sarir-Tobruk pipeline
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Libya Herald
Libyan oil company AGOCO has begun the final stages of replacing about 100 kilometres of the 34-inch pipeline linking the Sarir oilfield to the Hariga terminal in Tobruk. After 30 months of work, the live connection has been completed, the company said, describing the project as a way to support production and crude supplies.
Libyan oil company AGOCO announced the launch of the final stages of replacing about 100 kilometres of the 34-inch pipeline connecting the Sarir oilfield to the Hariga terminal in Tobruk. The project, designated Q-87, kept teams at work for 30 months, according to the company.
Engineering and operational work has been completed, including welding, excavation, hydrostatic testing and backfilling. AGOCO says the project responds to directives from the Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC), which aims to increase production and develop oil infrastructure.
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