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.
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.
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.
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Eni, BP, and the National Oil Company (NOC) have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) for an Exploration and Production Sharing Agreement (ESPA) in Libya to boost in-country exploration and development activities.