Wazen Oil Services

Name: Wazen Oil Services
Address: Ibne Battuta Street Al Siyahiya, Tarabulus, LY
Telephone: +218217117354

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Wazen Oil Services delivers engineering, construction, and maintenance solutions for Libya’s energy sector, backed by two decades of experience.

With offices in Tripoli and Benghazi, the company's vision is to provide a one-stop solution to the oil sector needs while maintaining quality, speed and customer satisfaction. Wazen services include:

- Engineering Consultancy and Contracting
- Maintenance and Construction Projects
- Supply Chain, Procurement, and Logistics
- Automation and Control
- Rotating Equipment

In a marketplace with mult

idimensional challenges converging at ever-accelerating rates, Wazen Oil Services offers a distinctive service and provides effective sustainable solutions to the region.

12/05/2026

This week, our team at Wazen Oil Services joined client engineering teams, SLB Measurement (Sensia) at the SLB Measurement office in Tunbridge Wells for technical training following the successful installation and commissioning of Phase 3A of the Automated Gas Lift Control System in Libya.

The session created a valuable space for technical exchange and stronger operational alignment. The training covered the Nuflo Cone Meter and practical application of the Scanner 3100 and 2100 Gas Lift Measurement & Automatic Control Systems, supporting the next stages of the current gas lift project delivered in Libya.

A special thank you to the teams at SLB Measurement (Sensia) for hosting and sharing their technical expertise. As a valued technology partner, their continued collaboration plays an important role in strengthening capability, advancing knowledge transfer, and supporting the high standards of ex*****on required for successful project delivery on the ground

07/05/2026

We are pleased to share that Ibraheim Mejerissi, Managing Director of Wazen Oil Services, will be speaking at the African Energies Summit (AES) 2026 in London as part of the panel:

“Skills, Capability and Leadership: Building for the Long Term, Developing Libya’s Workforce.”

Hosted by the Libyan British Business Council in association with the National Oil Corporation, Libya Spotlight Day brings together key industry stakeholders to discuss the priorities shaping Libya’s energy sector.

Ibraheim will share insights on the importance of developing local skills, strengthening leadership, and building long-term workforce capability to support Libya’s evolving energy landscape. The session will be moderated by Manal Aboujtila, LL.M, MCIArb of the Forbes Business Council.

As Libya continues to expand engagement with international partners and progress major projects, developing strong in-country capability remains essential to long-term sector growth. We look forward to contributing to this important discussion.

04/05/2026

Proud to have delivered Phase 3A of the Automated Gas Lift Control System at a client field in Libya, in collaboration with SLB Measurement.

This phase, covering 9 wells, marks the third successful deployment of the system for the same client — demonstrating consistent ex*****on, operational reliability, and the strength of a sustained partnership.

The system was designed and manufactured by SLB Measurement, with technical collaboration across teams in the UK, Canada, the United States, Oman, and Libya. Wazen Oil Services led the installation and commissioning scope on site, working in close collaboration with SLB's field and digital teams to ensure safe, efficient, and fully aligned ex*****on under demanding operating conditions.

This stage bridges engineering design and operational reality — where ex*****on quality directly impacts system performance, production optimisation, and long-term reliability. We extend our appreciation to SLB's teams for their continued technical support and collaboration throughout the project.

Credit also to our site teams, engineers, supervisors, and support functions who continue to deliver with professionalism, focus, and consistency in complex field environments.

We look forward to continuing this strong collaboration in the next phase, as the system progresses toward full integration with SLB's digital solutions.

13/04/2026

Libya’s exploration activity is gaining momentum, with new discoveries across both offshore and onshore areas highlighting growing upstream potential.

The المؤسسة الوطنية للنفط National Oil Corporation (NOC) and Eni announced a new gas discovery in offshore Block D, following recent exploration activity in the area. Located near existing infrastructure, the find can be developed efficiently through tie-backs, supporting faster integration into current production systems and reducing time to market.

In the Ghadames Basin, the NOC and Sonatrach confirmed a new oil and gas discovery, with early results pointing to strong production potential and reinforcing the basin’s role in future upstream activity.

Further south, the NOC and Repsol reported a new oil discovery in the Murzuq Basin, adding to ongoing exploration success in the region and strengthening Libya’s broader resource base across multiple basins.

Together, these developments reflect a clear direction. Activity is expanding, international partnerships are strengthening, and new opportunities are taking shape across Libya’s energy sector.

At Wazen Oil Services, progress like this translates into real work on the ground, where strong local presence combined with international standards, disciplined HSE practices, and reliable ex*****on enables projects to move forward safely, efficiently, and on schedule across Libya. Learn more about Wazen here: www.wazen.ly

02/04/2026

Chevron’s renewed activity in Libya continues to take shape, with new steps that point to a longer-term commitment to the country’s upstream sector.

Last week, the المؤسسة الوطنية للنفط National Oil Corporation (NOC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chevron to conduct a comprehensive technical study of offshore Block NC146. The block remains largely unexplored, with encouraging geological indicators that could lead to significant discoveries and strengthen Libya’s national reserves.

This move builds on Chevron’s broader return to Libya, following its participation at the Libya Energy and Economic Summit (LEES) 2026 where it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Oil Corporation (NOC) to explore new opportunities after more than a decade away, and its successful bid in February for the onshore Sirte S4 exploration block as part of Libya’s first licensing round in nearly two decades, reinforcing its renewed and long-term interest in the country’s upstream sector.

For Libya, developments like this go beyond a single agreement. They reflect increasing confidence from international operators, support efforts to expand reserves, and align with the NOC’s direction to open new opportunities through future licensing rounds and offshore development.

At Wazen Oil Services, progress like this shows that attracting global operators is only part of the equation. Delivering value depends on consistent ex*****on, strong planning, and experienced local teams who understand the realities of operating safely and efficiently across Libya’s oilfields.

How important do you see offshore exploration playing in Libya’s next phase of production growth?

01/04/2026

Libya’s exploration activity is gaining momentum, and developments in the Ghadames Basin are beginning to signal new upstream potential.

Recently, the National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced strong results from the B1-NC216A exploration well in Block NC216 in the Ghadames Basin, with flow rates exceeding 2,000 barrels per day. These results confirm the presence of highly productive reservoirs and open new opportunities for developing the area.
The outcome also points toward the potential to transform this block into a new producing field, adding to Libya’s existing asset base and supporting continued reserve growth.

For Libya, progress in the Ghadames Basin is significant. Expanding exploration in underdeveloped areas strengthens long-term production capacity, supports energy security, and reinforces the country’s position as a key energy supplier in the region.

At Wazen Oil Services, results like these show that exploration success is only the starting point. Turning discoveries into producing assets depends on consistent ex*****on, practical field planning, and skilled local teams who understand the realities of operating on the ground in Libya.

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak from Wazen Oil Services.

As we celebrate Eid al-Fitr, we extend our warm wishes to our teams, partners, and clients across Libya and beyond. This occasion reflects unity, gratitude, and the strength of working together.

To our teams in the field and across our operations, your commitment and professionalism continue to drive safe and reliable performance every day.

Wishing you and your families a joyful and peaceful Eid.

نسأل الله أن يعيده علينا وعليكم بالخير واليمن والبركات 🌙

19/03/2026

As the blessed month of Ramadan draws to a close, we look ahead to Eid al-Fitr with gratitude and a renewed sense of shared purpose.

To every member of the Wazen Oil Services family — those fasting through long shifts, working far from home, and operating in demanding environments — your discipline, dedication, and professionalism have been truly inspiring. You exemplify the values that define who we are.

A special thanks to our camp crews and support staff who went above and beyond to create warmth and community during our shared Iftars. Your efforts made our sites feel like home.

As we prepare to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, we reflect with pride on the resilience and unity shown across all our operations. Wishing our teams, their families, and all those we serve a joyful and peaceful Eid.

Eid Mubarak from the Wazen Oil Services family.

18/03/2026

Libya’s gas sector is gaining new momentum, as recent offshore discoveries highlight the country’s growing role in regional energy supply.

This week, Eni announced two new offshore gas finds in Libya, with more than 1 trillion cubic feet of gas. These discoveries come after recent exploration near the Bahr Essalam field, Libya’s largest offshore gas field, which has been operating since 2005.

Because these new finds are close to existing facilities, they can be developed quickly by connecting to current offshore infrastructure. This makes production faster and more efficient.

The project is expected to move quickly into development, with gas set to supply the Libyan domestic market while also supporting exports to Italy, strengthening both local energy availability and international supply links.

For Libya, discoveries at this scale are significant. They help generate electricity, reduce pressure on local fuel supplies, and strengthen the country’s role as a reliable gas supplier to both regional and European markets.

At Wazen Oil Services, progress like this shows the value of strong local skills combined with international standards. Safe and efficient production depends on reliable work, strict Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) practices, and experienced field teams.

17/03/2026

Libya’s upstream sector continues to regain momentum, and the restart of the Mabruk oil field signals steady progress in restoring production across the country.

Recently, TotalEnergies announced the restart of production at the Mabruk field in concession C17, located about 130 km south of Sirte, where operations had been suspended since 2015. A new early production facility with capacity of around 25,000 barrels per day began operating at the end of February, marking the return of one of Libya’s important producing assets.

For Libya, bringing fields like Mabruk back online supports national production targets, strengthens upstream capacity, and reinforces the operational backbone of the country’s oil and gas sector.

At Wazen Oil Services, milestones like this reinforce the importance of dependable field ex*****on, strong Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) practices, and local teams who can translate project plans into safe and efficient operations on the ground across Libya’s oilfields.

12/03/2026

Across Libya, key oilfields and refining assets are returning to operation, marking steady progress in restoring the country’s energy infrastructure.

Over the past few weeks, the المؤسسة الوطنية للنفط National Oil Corporation (NOC) confirmed the restart of several important assets. The Sarir refinery, operated by شركة الخليج العربي للنفط - Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO), resumed gasoline production after nearly three years, restoring a refining unit that processes about 10,000 barrels per day and supports domestic fuel supply.

Upstream activity is also recovering. The Mabrouk oil field has returned to production with initial output of around 25,000 barrels per day, while the Sinoun oil field in western Libya has restarted after maintenance and operational upgrades.

For Libya, the restart of both refining and upstream assets strengthens energy security, improves fuel availability in the domestic market, and supports the broader effort to stabilise production across the country’s oil and gas sector.

At Wazen Oil Services, milestones like these reinforce the importance of strong local capability, disciplined HSE practices, and dependable field support as Libya’s energy infrastructure returns to sustained operation.

How important do you think restarting idle infrastructure will be for supporting Libya’s long-term production growth?

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Ibne Battuta Street Al Siyahiya
Tarabulus

Telephone

+218217117354

Website

http://www.wazen.ly/

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