ROME, Aug 3 (Reuters) - A joint venture comprising Italy's Eni has revoked the force majeure status on three exploration assets located in Libya, the energy group said on Thursday, after a study on the security conditions of the basins yielded positive results.
Following the cancellation of the status - declared in 2014 - Eni will be able to resume its activities in the onshore A and B areas and offshore C area, the company said in a statement.
The joint venture is led by Eni and BP, which equally hold a 42.5% stake, whilst the Libyan Investment Authority owns the remaining shareholding. (Reporting by Federica Urso, editing by Federico Maccioni)