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🛒 تسوق الآنBenghazi Gas Beneficiaries: Al-Brega Announces 64th Batch Collection Dates Starting July 12
Benghazi Gas Beneficiaries: Al-Brega Announces 64th Batch Collection Dates Starting July 12
Al-Brega Oil Marketing Company releases 64th batch list for cooking gas cylinder distribution in Benghazi, covering thousands of registered households
The Al-Brega Oil Marketing Company announced on Saturday the release of the 64th batch list for citizens registered in the cooking gas cylinder booking system in Benghazi and its suburbs. The new batch covers beneficiaries enrolled in the 2021 and 2025 registration cycles, as the company continues its phased approach to ensure stable distribution of essential cooking gas supplies across eastern Libya's largest city.
Collection Schedule and Working Hours
According to the official statement published on Saturday, July 11, beneficiaries whose names appear on the new list must proceed to designated collection centers starting Sunday, July 12, 2026. The collection period will last no more than ten days, with distribution centers operating daily from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
The company urged all listed beneficiaries to adhere strictly to the specified collection window to ensure smooth operations and prevent overcrowding at distribution points across Benghazi's various neighborhoods. Al-Brega emphasized that timely pickup enables the company to maintain an efficient distribution flow and serve the maximum number of citizens within the allocated timeframe.
SMS Notifications and Missed Collection Opportunities
In a notable move, Al-Brega addressed citizens who had previously received text messages with collection appointments but were unable to attend during earlier distribution rounds. The company called on these individuals to visit their respective distribution centers promptly to claim their cylinders, ensuring they receive their allocated share of cooking gas.
This accommodation reflects Al-Brega's awareness of the logistical challenges many Benghazi residents face, including transportation difficulties, work commitments, and health circumstances that may have prevented earlier pickup. By reopening the window for missed collections, the company demonstrates flexibility in its distribution approach while maintaining the integrity of the registration system.
Benghazi's Cooking Gas Distribution Network
The Al-Brega Oil Marketing Company, a subsidiary of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), manages the distribution of refined petroleum products including cooking gas (butane) across Libya. The company has progressively modernized its booking system through an electronic platform that allows citizens to register using their national ID numbers and receive automated SMS notifications when their gas cylinders are ready for collection at designated points.
Benghazi, Libya's second-most populous city with an estimated population exceeding 600,000, remains a critical hub for gas distribution in the eastern region. The 64th batch marks continued progress in the company's phased distribution plan, which aims to serve registered households efficiently and reduce the waiting times that have historically plagued the cooking gas supply chain in the city.
The Electronic Booking System Evolution
Al-Brega's shift toward digitized gas cylinder booking represents a significant improvement over previous manual distribution methods. The online system, accessible through the company's official portal, enables citizens to register their data, select quantities, and receive digital confirmation of their place in the distribution queue. This transition has helped reduce paperwork, minimize human error, and provide greater transparency in the allocation process.
However, demand continues to outpace supply in many Libyan cities, including Benghazi, making regular batch announcements critical for households that rely on cooking gas for daily use. The company has maintained a steady release schedule of new batches to address this demand progressively.
Public Cooperation for Smooth Distribution
Al-Brega stressed that beneficiary compliance with pickup schedules contributes directly to the continuity and efficiency of distribution operations. Adherence to assigned time slots helps the company process subsequent batches faster and serve more citizens according to the approved timelines.
Residents of Benghazi are advised to check the published lists at their local distribution centers or via the company's digital platforms and visit their designated points within the ten-day collection window. For those who missed previous appointments, the company's standing invitation to visit centers remains open as a practical solution to ensure no eligible household goes without access to cooking gas.
— Libya Press / News Desk
