Second Libyan Carbonates: Unlocking Reservoir Potential and Defying Challenges
Carbonate formations are predominant hydrocarbon reservoirs worldwide. In the context of Libya, the country boasts both, excellent carbonate rock exposures and subsurface reservoirs within various basins such as Sirte, Cyrenaica, and Tripolitania sub-basin. It is crucial to focus on effectively addressing the existing challenges associated with exploring the prospectivity and development potential. This necessitates the utilization of innovative technological tools and methodologies to enhance our understanding and management of carbonate reservoirs in Libya.
This virtual session aims to host local and international domain experts to address such challenges and potentially provide fit for purpose solutions.
The "Libyan Carbonates: Unlocking Reservoir Potential and Defying Challenges" workshop is a pivotal event for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the geological, technological, and environmental aspects of carbonate reservoirs in Libya. Through collaboration and shared insights, this virtual session aims to contribute to the sustainable development of Libya's hydrocarbon resources while addressing the challenges posed by carbonate formations.
Target Audience
Geologists, Geochemists, and Petrophysicists
Oil and Gas Industry Professionals
Environmental Scientists and Engineers
Academic Researchers and Students
Mining and Mineral Processing Experts
Government Regulators and Policymakers
Climate Change Researchers
Renewable Energy Professionals
Reservoir Engineers and Technologists
The event will be half day starting at 10AM CET
