Eni, NOC Start Sabratha Gas Production
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Mar 09, 2018 · Last updated Jun 30, 2026
The successful start-up of the Sabratha Compression Project by Eni and Indian Oil Corporation is expected to increase gas production, positively impacting the energy sector in Libya by ensuring sustained national power generation and strengthening energy security. For Italy, it secures continued gas exports via the Greenstream pipeline, contributing to European energy stability.
Eni, in partnership with the Indian Oil Corporation through their Mellitah Oil & Gas joint venture, has successfully started hydrocarbon production from the Sabratha Compression Project. This strategic offshore development, located approximately 100 km off the coast of Libya, involves the installation of a new 1,600-tonne compression module on the Sabratha platform. The project is designed to sustain and increase gas output from the Bahr Essalam gas field, offsetting its natural decline and maximizing gas recovery. It is expected to increase gas volumes by about 800 million cubic meters per year, along with associated condensate. This additional production is crucial for sustaining national power generation in Libya, reinforcing its energy security, and supporting gas exports to Italy via the Greenstream pipeline. The project demonstrates Eni and Indian Oil Corporation's commitment to delivering complex offshore developments in challenging environments and strengthens Libya's gas infrastructure.
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