Libya | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 25
Libya Witnessed Militants’ Attack on Sarir Oil Field
Suspected Islamic State militants staged an attack on a power and water plant about 80km from the major Sarir oil field in eastern Libya. More than 50% of Libya's remaining oil production comes from Sarir region.
Libya’s Oil Production Drops to 360,000b/d
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) stated that country's total oil production had recently decreased to between 360,000 and 370,000b/d due to the ongoing attacks conducted by Islamic State on Libya's oil infrastr ...
Libya Records Oil Production Decline due to IS Attacks
Libya's National Oil Company (NOC) announced a decline in oil production to the level of up to 370,000b/d, down from 400,000b/d recorded at the beginning of 2016.
Libya Intercepts Suspected Smuggling Tanker Heading To Malta
Libya's Coast Guard has intercepted a tanker suspected of involvement in fuel smuggling operations while in waters off the country's western region and headed for Malta.
Libya’s NOC Warns of Unauthorized Oil Sales
Libya’s national oil company has warned shipowners of unauthorized attempts by rival factions to export crude, in further evidence of the power struggle between east and west over oil revenues.
Libya Sees New Pipeline Sabotage at Zueitina Port
Another Libyan pipeline south of the Zueitina port leading from oilfields to an export terminal was recently damaged in an attack and is being repaired. It was not clear who carried out the attack, but Islamic State ... Libyan Petroleum Guards Accused of Siphoning Oil
Libya’s Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG), a 27,000 strong body tasked with protecting Libya’s oil facilities, has become the “biggest obstacle to raising money from the industry and a hindrance to forming a unified g ... Libya Has Lost $68b in Oil Revenues Due to Instability
Amid discussions to form a unity government in Libya, the head of the country’s national oil company, Mustafa Sanalla, urged reconciliation and stated that the country had lost $68b in oil production and exports sinc ...
