Factions in divided nation continue to shut oil fields Libya’s state crude producer is working to resume oil shipments from three ports after a deal was struck to settle payments Continue Reading
The United States launched multiple airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Libya on Monday, opening a new, more persistent front against the group at the request of the United Nations-backed Continue Reading
The US launched air strikes against Isis in the Libyan city of Sirte in a bid to support forces allied to the government who are battling to regain control of Continue Reading
Libyan oil production and export has been… Libya’s state-controlled National Oil Co. said it was taking steps to restart exports from three blocked oil ports after the government reached a Continue Reading
Libya’s state oil company said on Sunday it welcomed the “unconditional” reopening of blockaded oil ports following a controversial deal between the U.N.-backed government and a force that controls key Continue Reading
Oil tanker Libya’s key oil terminals have reopened for operations, Moussa al-Kouni, the deputy head of the country’s UN-brokered presidency council, told reporters late on Thursday at the Ras Lanuf Continue Reading
Libyan government officials were in talks with brigades holding the Ras Lanuf oil port, one of two major oil terminals shut down since December 2014, to reach a deal to Continue Reading
The chief of staff of the Libyan army has warned foreign companies the army will fire at any non-Libyan tanker entering the country’s territorial waters. The warning comes after a Continue Reading
Libya’s Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) will start lifting a blockade on eastern oil terminals over the next three days, though a resumption of exports will depend on the state of Continue Reading
With strengthened safety measures in place, Statoil and BP pledge their commitment to Algeria despite militant attacks on their facilities in the North African nation. Statoil ASA and BP plc Continue Reading
