TotalEnergies Brings 25,000 bpd Mabruk Oilfield Online with 37.5% Stake
TotalEnergies restarted production at the onshore Mabruk oilfield in Libya, leveraging its 37.5% interest to bring a 25,000 barrel-per-day unit online on February 28, 2026. Construction began in May 2024 and finished in under two years, supporting TotalEnergies’ goal of 3% production growth to 2030, bolstering its low-cost, low-emission assets.
1. Restart of Mabruk Production
TotalEnergies resumed output at the onshore Mabruk field on February 28, 2026, after completing and commissioning a new production unit.
2. Field Interest and Capacity
The new facility adds 25,000 barrels per day capacity to the field, where TotalEnergies holds a 37.5% interest within concession C17, following a construction phase from May 2024 to early 2026.
3. Strategic Growth Implications
This restart advances TotalEnergies’ strategy of 3% annual production growth through 2030 by boosting low-cost, low-emission output and reinforcing the company’s focus on high-margin assets.
4. Broader Libyan Operations
The Mabruk field complements TotalEnergies’ Libyan portfolio, which yielded an average of 113,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day last year from assets including Al Jurf, El Sharara and Waha concessions.