We collect from trusted sources
Production, prices, macro indicators, and marine conditions from EIA, JODI, the World Bank, and Open-Meteo, refreshed automatically.
Licensed data & derived indicators. The platform runs on observations from licensed providers (EIA, JODI, World Bank, Open-Meteo) plus port indicators we derive in-house. Raw provider data is not redistributed; AIS and satellite feeds are not connected yet.
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Libya Oil Ports & Energy Events Tracking
MENA PETRO tracks Libya's oil ports, energy events, and operational risk — pulling trusted official and open data sources into decision-ready indicators and reports.
- Libya-first coverage
- Source-aware methodology
- Derived indicators
Libya Ports
10+3.0%
Energy Events
34+1.4%
Risk Alerts
12-0.8%
Weekly Brief
Sample—
All figures shown are illustrative sample data. Phase 1 preview environment — no live third-party feed connected.
What you get
Ready-made tools to follow Libya's energy and ports sector without building a data team.
Track indicators
Production, exports, prices, and terminal operability in one board.
Instant alerts
Thresholds you define, delivered in-app or by email.
Weekly brief
An export-ready CSV or PDF report with source attribution.
Work as a team
Invite colleagues with roles and share the same access level.
Real numbers from our data pipeline
Refreshed automatically from official and open providers: EIA, JODI, the World Bank, and Open-Meteo.
- Stored observations
- 689
- Data series
- 19
- Data providers
- 5
- Last updated
- 26/08/2026
How it works
Three steps from source to decision
We review and document the source
Every record passes through a source registry and review stages, carrying attribution, licence status, confidence, and last update.
You get indicators and alerts
Port boards, comparisons, operational alerts, and a weekly email brief — with CSV and PDF export.
Starting focus
What you get
MENA PETRO begins with a focused data product covering Libya's oil ports, terminals, energy events, operational disruptions, public official updates, weather-related risks, and analyst-reviewed signals.
Derived indicator
Energy Events Database
Structured records for production updates, disruptions, maintenance, incidents, and official announcements.
Derived indicator
Libya Ports Monitor
Port-level activity, operational status, congestion signals, weather risk, and event history.
Derived indicator
Risk Alerts
Analyst-reviewed alerts for disruptions, operational exposure, weather impact, and geopolitical context.
Derived indicator
Weekly Brief
A concise executive summary of Libya energy and port activity using source-aware sample data.
Who it's for
Built for people who decide on numbers
Trading & commodities
Follow production, exports, and benchmark prices to size flows.
Shipping & ports
Terminal status, congestion signals, and weather risk before scheduling.
Finance & insurance
Source-documented operational risk indicators for pricing and underwriting.
Public & research
Time series and regional comparisons ready for reports and studies.
Sources
Every number has a stated source
We rely on trusted open sources with attribution and licence notes, and we do not resell restricted third-party raw data.
- EIA
- JODI
- World Bank
- Open-Meteo
Quick answers
- Is signing up free?
- Yes. Signup is instant and self-serve, and grants the trial plan with no approval wait.
- Where does the data come from?
- Official and open providers with licence and attribution shown per series, plus internally derived indicators.
- Can I add colleagues?
- Yes. Create a team and invite members by email; they inherit the owner's access level.
- How do I upgrade?
- From the account page inside the workspace — Analyst upgrades activate immediately.
Build your Libya energy and ports intelligence workspace
Request access to the Libya Energy Events & Ports Intelligence workspace, data methodology, and future subscription options.