Since the end of the Libyan revolution’s armed conflict, the country’s oil and gas industry has made a remarkable recovery. In the short term, the efforts of the new authorities and their foreign partners will continue to be focused on the improvement of the security situation and the restoration of oil production to pre-conflict levels. And in the longer term, any plans for gas sector expansion will require significant investment, which in turn will hinge on political stability and how friendly to foreign investors government policy is. Gas Matters examines the outlook for gas in the new Libya.
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