June 2027, Tripoli, Libya. The 6th Libya Energy Week and the 2nd Libya–Africa Gas Forum, in one platform

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Why Libya

One of the Mediterranean’s most underleveraged energy markets.

One of the most underleveraged, high-potential energy markets in the Mediterranean, combining scale, proximity to Europe and active sector redevelopment.

  • Scale
  • Proximity to Europe
  • Sector redevelopment

The opportunity

Six reasons to be in Libya now

Gas with export access, a market on Europe’s doorstep and a sector rebuilding at pace: the opening for operators, investors and service companies is here.

  1. Established gas potential with export access

    Substantial reserves supported by existing routes to Europe position Libya as a relevant supplier in Europe’s diversification strategy.

  2. Direct access to European markets

    Geographic proximity reduces transport time and cost, a structural advantage over more distant suppliers in oil and gas.

  3. Infrastructure rebuild & modernisation

    Upgrades needed across pipelines, storage, refining and power create immediate opportunities for EPC contractors, technology providers and service companies.

  4. Full value chain opportunities

    Investment potential across upstream, midstream and downstream, as well as power generation and renewables.

  5. Energy transition entry point

    Growing interest in solar and renewables, leveraging Libya’s high solar irradiance and available land alongside conventional development.

  6. Reopening to international partnerships

    Increasing engagement with international operators and service providers as Libya accelerates production and sector stabilisation.

Libya’s Mediterranean coast

Libya’s coast: where African supply meets European demand.