10 August 2026, London (The Energy Circle by IN-VR) - Misurata is emerging as a key gateway connecting Libya with global markets. New maritime links with China, growing investment in the Misurata Free Zone and expanding Libya-China cooperation are strengthening the city’s role in trade, logistics and energy services. With its strategic Mediterranean location, port infrastructure and industrial base, Misurata is increasingly positioned to support Libya’s wider economic growth and attract international businesses and investors.

5 August 2026, London (The Energy Circle by IN-VR) - MÜSİAD Libya discusses the organization's role in strengthening Libyan-Turkish business ties, supporting investment, and connecting international companies with opportunities across key sectors. The interview also explores Libya's long-term potential as a regional hub for trade, manufacturing, logistics, and energy.

Tarabot Security explains how its structured guarding, centralized coordination, and scalable deployment models support the protection of Libya’s oil and gas assets as the energy sector continues to expand.

Septimius Security discusses its integrated approach to protecting Libya’s energy installations, highlighting layered security strategies, proactive risk planning, and structured command systems designed to ensure operational continuity in complex environments.

Repsol discusses its long-standing role in Libya’s upstream sector, highlighting production optimization, sustainability initiatives, collaboration with the National Oil Corporation, and the use of digital technologies to enhance exploration and asset performance.

Nafusah discusses its contribution to sustaining and increasing Libya’s oil production through digital field management, production optimization, and advanced completion technologies, while outlining expansion plans aligned with national output targets.

Misurata Free Zone discusses its role as a strategic logistics hub for Libya’s energy sector, highlighting dedicated petroleum infrastructure, investor-friendly incentives, and its position as a gateway for regional and international supply chains.

First Call discusses its rapid growth in Libya’s security sector, its role in protecting oil and gas assets, and how integrated command structures, training programs, and flexible deployment models support the country’s expanding energy operations.

DIAPLOUS discusses its intelligence-led maritime risk management model, combining military discipline, advanced monitoring systems, and accredited training programs to deliver proactive security solutions for vessels and offshore operations worldwide.

With over 40 years of continuous presence in Libya, Bonatti discusses its landmark EPC projects, its operational model for managing complex infrastructure, and the growing role of collaborative contracting and decarbonization in shaping the country’s energy future.

The AOW:Energy 2025 Conference in Accra, Ghana, has emerged as a defining moment for Africa’s upstream sector.

The first day of AOW:Energy 2025 in Accra, Ghana, set the tone for a transformative week in the continent’s energy landscape. With more than 450 leaders from across government, industry, and investment gathered at the Presidency of Ghana, the event highlighted the power of partnership in shaping Africa’s future.

Africa's energy sector is undergoing transformative change, with mergers and acquisitions (M&A) driving significant structural change. Find out more about the growing role of M&A in Africa's energy industry, the most notable M&A deals of 2024 and much more!

This interview covers METLEN's expansion plans in the MENA region, particularly in Libya, their contributions to Libya's energy transition through green metallurgy projects, future investment and development plans aligned with Libya's national energy strategy, and the partnerships and collaborations they aim to establish during the 5th Libya Energy Week.

The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the strategic, economic, and technological significance of North Africa in the global oil and gas sector, with a focus on the role of international partnerships

North Africa's Energy Renaissance: A Hub of Potential and Progress" explores the dynamic shift occurring in North Africa's energy landscape, revealing a region at the cusp of a significant transformation. This in-depth article examines how North Africa, traditionally known for its rich oil and gas reserves, is now pivoting towards a more diverse energy portfolio

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the prospects and developments in North Africa's oil and gas industry for the year 2024, emphasizing its resilience and potential for growth despite various challenges

This article discusses Libya's National Oil Corporation's (NOC) innovative initiatives and strategic plans in the context of the COP28 climate summit, focusing on sustainability, production increase, and licensing rounds

The following article will touch base on Mozambique’s Angoche Basin, including seismic data and data highlights, the latest results of the country’s 6th Licensing Round, and what to expect through anticipated drilling in the Basin.

The following article covers IN-VR's collaboration with the World Bank and the Mauritanian government in the development of a national and international communications strategy to promote and mobilise Mauritania's vast energy potential.