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Harouge Oil Operations brings replacement well B79A at Amal Field online at 2,000 barrels per day

From Libya Herald · () English

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Press release Official statement Outcome reported
  • Harouge Oil Operations completed and commissioned replacement well B79A at Libya’s Amal Field, bringing it online on Aug. 28.
  • Testing showed production of about 2,000 barrels of crude oil per day with a 4% water cut.
  • The well is one of six approved under the company’s 2026 plan to expand production capacity.

Harouge Oil Operations has brought replacement well B79A at the Amal Field into production, reporting an output of about 2,000 barrels of crude oil per day.

The company said it completed drilling and commissioning and brought the well online on Aug. 28. It tested the well two days later using a test separator. The results showed a 4% water cut and confirmed the targeted operating results, according to the company.

B79A forms part of Harouge Oil Operations’ 2026 plan to increase production capacity. It is one of six wells approved for development under the initiative.

The company said the project reflected the efficiency of its technical and engineering teams. It added that the drilling and commissioning work followed approved technical specifications and the timeline set for the production expansion plan.

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