Libya Restarts Oil Production at Biggest Field
Sharara can contribute an additional 300,000 barrels a day, the officials said. Its initial output was 27,000 barrels a day as of Sunday. Output at the field has been shut Continue Reading
Sharara can contribute an additional 300,000 barrels a day, the officials said. Its initial output was 27,000 barrels a day as of Sunday. Output at the field has been shut Continue Reading
The governor of the Libyan central bank has called for the increase of oil production to 1.7 million bpd as soon as possible as the country’s economy continues to struggle Continue Reading
Libya continues to ramp up crude oil production with the daily total now getting closer to 300,000 bpd and exports on the rise, too. By the end of last week, Continue Reading
Libya’s oil production has more than tripled since the port blockade has been lifted, reaching around 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) after the restart of another oilfield in the country, Continue Reading
The United Arab Emirates ramped up deliveries of military supplies to Libyan warlord Khalifa Haftar this year, according to a confidential United Nations report, flouting an arms embargo as the Continue Reading
The former CEO of the bank responsible for handling Libya’s oil wealth has been arrested for fraud, according to Libyan security and judicial officials cited by Bloomberg —and the bank Continue Reading
A tanker carrying 1 million barrels of Libya’s light sweet Sarir crude has left the port of Marsa el Hariga, shipping sources and tracking data showed Sept. 25, marking the Continue Reading
Libya’s oil terminals at Hariga, Brega, and Zueitina are open for business and welcoming tankers to ship oil, although the biggest port and the terminal typically exporting the oil from Continue Reading
The return of Libya’s oil to the market is partially underway as a tanker has reached the eastern port of Marsa el-Hariga to load 1 million barrels of oil from Continue Reading
Libya’s state oil company reopened another port, the third to resume operation in less than a week, as a political truce takes hold. (Bloomberg) — Libya’s state oil company reopened Continue Reading