LISTEN TO ARTICLE 2:27 SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share Tweet Post Email Libya is to export crude produced at two of its largest oilfields again after they had been halted for five months, as the North African country’s conflict-ravaged output limps toward a revival. The National Oil Corporation lifted a so-called force majeure measure on crude exports from its Sharara field, the nation’s largest, as well as the El-Feel deposit, on Sunday and Monday. Initial Sharara flows will be about 30,000 barrels a day with full ramp-up — to about ten times that amount — taking three months. Brent crude fell as much as 3.4% and was trading just below $41 a barrel at 5 p.m. London time. Libya’s oil production has been erratic since 2011 “NOC will start crude oil export operations as soon as possible,” NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla said in the statement, adding that the nation’s Zawiya […]