TRIPOLI: Libya’s Sirte Oil and Gas Company has restarted its second methanol plant after more than seven years, the country’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) said in a statement on Wednesday.
The plant can produce 670 metric tons of methanol a day, an oil sector source told Reuters by phone.
Sirte is a subsidiary of NOC. Its first methanol plant, which was reopened in 2023 after years of shutdown, has a production capacity of 600 metric tons a day, according to the NOC website.
NOC said the second plant’s resumption was a “significant step” that enhances Sirte’s production capabilities and diversifies its products.
It added that the company’s oil production has reached 114,000 barrels per day.
Libya’s Sirte Co. restarts methanol II plant after more than 7 years, NOC says



