Libya | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 26

Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Deadly Attacks in Libya

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a series of deadly attacks in Libya that targeted police training center in the western city of Zliten killing at least 50 people. The suicide truck bombing followed earli ...

Tripoli NOC Reasserts Legal Rights Over Crude Export

The Tripoli-based National Oil Corporation (NOC) issued a statement underlining its right to take legal action against any party that tries to export crude or products from Libya without its permission.

Eastern Libyan State Oil Company Signs Deal with Egypt

The state oil company of Libya’s eastern government has completed a deal to sell 2m barrels of oil to Egypt.

France Warns IS Threatening Libya’s Oil Fields

French Ministry of Defense warned that IS forces were moving inland from their coastal strongholds into Libya’s oil wells areas aiming to overtake the oil fields, while ruling out a military intervention.

Vitol to Invest in Libya’s Oil

Vitol Group, the world’s biggest independent oil trader, and Litasco SA are approaching a trade deal with the Libya's Tripoli-based National Oil Corporation (NOC) in a few days to supply billions of dollars worth of ...

Libya’s NOC to Open Talks with Protesters, Reopen Oilfields

Libya's National Oil Corp. has formed a special committee to accelerate talks with protesters that may lead to reopening of El Sharara and El Feel oilfields.

Libya’s NOC Garners More International Support

Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) in Tripoli said it was to resume production from two oil fields, including the biggest Sharara, after more than a year.

Libyan Oil Finds a Consistent Buyer in Glencore

Anglo–Swiss multinational commodity trading and mining company headquartered in Baar, Switzerland, Glencore has secured a deal to buy roughly the half of the oil Libya is currently exporting.

Libya, Fire at Two Oil Storage Tanks at Abu Tifl Field

Two oil storage tanks at the Abu Tifl field, south east of Jalu and some 300 kilometres south of Benghazi, were badly damaged in a fire.

West Libya’s National Oil Declares Force Majeure at Zueitina Port

Libya’s Petroleum Facilities Guard halted crude shipments from Zueitina port indefinitely amid an escalating conflict between the divided country’s rival governments, putting the OPEC member’s oil exports at risk.

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