Eastern Libyan Forces Take Over El Sharara Oilfield
The Eastern Libyan National Army (LNA), following Libyan Commander Khalifa Haftar, took over the closed Sharara oilfield on February 6.
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Libyan Es Sider Port Reopens After Closure
Libyan Es Sider Port has reopened again after being closed because of the bad weather that hit the country.
Libyan Oil Ports Closes Due to Bad Weather
All eastern oil ports in Libya closed because of the bad weather hitting the country with no clear clue about its impact on oil production.
Libyan Sharara Oilfield Remains Closed
Libya's state oil firm NOC announced it is keeping the Sharara oilfield closed despite pressure from officials to pay off the protesters who shut it down.
Libya’s al-Bayda Oilfield Resumes Operations: Engineer
Libya’s al-Bayda oilfield has resumed operations following five months of inactivity due to heavy fighting.
Libya Hydrocarbon Revenues Fall $455M in August
Libya’s oil and gas revenues have fallen to roughly $1.57 billion in August, a $445 million drop off from the previous month, the Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) announced on October 26.
LBBC, NOC Sign Cooperation Agreement
The Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) and the Libyan British Business Council (LBBC) have signed a statement of intent to enhance oil and gas cooperation between Libya and the UK.
Libyan NOC to Support Petro Air
The Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) will provide all support to Libyan charter airline Petro Air by prioritizing its use in the NOC’s activities and services to ensure its air transportation market share, NOC ch ...
Libyan NOC Denies Closure of Harika Port
The Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) and the Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) have denied reports of the closure of the Harika oil port in the east of the country due to protests.
OPEC’s 2019 Oil Demand Growth Forecast Falls Again
OPEC has cut its 2019 global oil demand growth forecasts for the third straight month, citing trade disputes and volatile emerging markets, particularly in key consuming countries.
