Libya | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 23
Waha Oil Grew Oil Output
Libya’s Waha Oil Company announced that its production has reached more than 75,000b/d through the Waha and Samah fields. The company expects further boost in its output when crude from the Jalu field comes onli...
Iraq to Suggest Crude Restraint Options
Iraq’s Oil Minister, Jabar Ali Al Luaibi, declared that the country will make three new suggestions at a meeting in Vienna of oil ministers from members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC...
Libya Produced 670,000b/d of Oil
The head of the media office of the Tripoli-based National Oil Corporation (NOC), Mohammed Al-Maghribi, announced in a statement that Libya has experienced a remarkable increase in oil production hitting 670,000b/d. T...
Es Sider To Resume Oil Exports
Libya’s Es Sider is to resume exports with its first cargo since force majeure was declared on loadings from the port in December 2014. The cargo will be potentially lifted by Libya’s National Oil Corporat...
Libya Resumed Oil Production at Waha Field
Libya restarted production from the Waha fields bringing the country’s total output to 580,000b/d, reported Libya Herald. The Waha field, operated by the Waha Oil Co, is one of the main contributors for the major Es S...
OPEC Produced 33.64mb/d of Crude in September
Crude oil output in OPEC reached a new record of 33.64mb/d during September, causing crude oil prices to drop back down after reaching a 12-month high of above $53 per barrel as a result of reports that OPEC had agree...
Libya to Produce 900,000b/d of Oil
The Libyan National Oil Corporation’s (NOC) Chairman, Mustafa Sanallah, said that Libya’s oil production had passed 554,000b/d and was on track to hit the 900,000b/d mark by the end of 2016, Bloomberg repo...
Libyan Oil Export Departed Ras Lanuf Port
An oil tanker left the Libyan port of Ras Lanuf late September with the first crude export cargo from the terminal since at least late 2014, BBC News reported. The cargo of 776,000b of crude was heading to Italy. The ...
