Скачать или смотреть The People Behind the Pipes: Libya’s Unseen Energy Workforce

In this video, we dive into one of the most overlooked stories in North Africa: the engineers, technicians, safety crews, geologists, port teams, and field workers who keep Libya’s energy sector running every single day.

While headlines often focus on oil production numbers, political divisions, or global energy markets, the real story begins on the ground — in the desert fields, offshore rigs, pumping stations, and control rooms where thousands of Libyans work quietly to keep the country’s economic engine alive.

This video explores:
• the people maintaining Libya’s pipeline network
• the teams behind new drilling restarts and offshore operations
• the logistics workers enabling the export of new premium crude grades
• how local expertise powers big international partnerships
• how field modernisation and monitoring improvements are reshaping the sector
• the unsung innovators who keep production stable during uncertainty

From the massive 600,000-barrel premium crude export to the restart of offshore drilling by ENI, Libya’s energy momentum isn’t just about numbers — it’s about the people making it happen under extreme conditions.

Whether in Brega, Sirte Basin, Nafoura, El Feel, Zawiya, Ras Lanuf, or offshore structures, Libya’s workforce is the backbone of every project.
These are the unseen hands behind every barrel, every shipment, every redevelopment plan, and every new target — including Libya’s push toward 1.6 million barrels per day in the coming year.

This documentary-style video highlights their resilience, technical skill, and the quiet discipline required to operate in one of the world’s most complex energy environments.