t for fuel supplied to rebels during the uprising against Muammar Gaddafi. Ahmed Majbri, chairman of the Arabian Gulf Oil Co. (Agoco), told Reuters Vitol had delivered more than $1 billion of fuel to the rebels, much of it during the first few months of fighting. Agoco had already paid Vitol around $

p 13 2011 By Emma Farge BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Libyan oil firm Agoco has promised to give half its early crude oil production to trading firm Vitol as payment for fuel supplied to rebels during the uprising against Muammar Gaddafi. Ahmed Majbri, chairman of the Arabian Gulf Oil Co. (Agoco), tol

rom: Gregory Brown Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 7:26 PM To: undisclosed-recipients: Subject: Libya's AGOCO Pledges Half Its Early Oil to Vitol FYI As I told you months ago, those =ho help the TNC early on will greatly benefit.... And this deal with =itol is further evidence... There are s

2, 2016 MONITORING PROGRAMS 2014-2016 Development and Implementation of the Environmental Monitoring Plans for the Conversion of VIWAPA to LPG for Vitol. 2014-2016 Development and Implementation of the Environmental Monitoring Plans for the Development of a Dolphin Exhibit for Coral World (VI), Inc.

1, 2017 MONITORING PROGRAMS 2014-2017 Development and Implementation of the Environmental Monitoring Plans for the Conversion of VIWAPA to LPG for Vitol. 2014-2017 Development and Implementation of the Environmental Monitoring Plans for the Development of a Dolphin Exhibit for Coral World (VI), Inc.