Libya | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 33
Libya’s Zueitina Port Resumes Oil Exports
Libya has resumed oil exports from the eastern port of Zueitina after an almost year-long suspension and is also testing a pipeline to restart exports from Hariga port, officials said on Sunday. The resumption will br...
Libya To Boost Production to 180,000 b/d From Sarir, Messla Fields
Libya aims to boost production at the southeastern Sarir and Messla oilfields feeding the Hariga terminal to 180,000 barrels a day, a spokesman for the state operator said on Wednesday. Libya has restarted both fields...
Turkish Firms to be Excluded from Half of Libya
Libya’s internationally recognised government has said it will end all contracts with companies from Turkey, a country it has accused of supporting a rival administration. The government of Prime Minister Abdull...
Libya’s El Sarir Oil Pipeline Sabotaged
Libya’s El Sarir oil field is still unable to pump oil to Hariga port after sabotage on a pipeline just north of the field where repairs are ongoing, an oil official said on Sunday. The pipeline was damaged and ...
Oil Export Port Reopens After Strike Staged by Guards in Libya
The port, located near the Libya-Egypt border, was closed Feb. 7, and the continued closure of the port would have cut Libya’s oil exports to an estimated 100,000 barrels per day or less. Before the fall of form...
Libya’s Hariga Oil Export Port Shuts Down by Strike
Libya’s eastern oil export port Hariga shut down due to a strike of security guards, a port official said on Sunday. Hariga in Tobruk was the last functioning export port apart from two offshore fields. It used ...
Libyan Violence Threatens Presence of International Oil Companies
The violence roiling Libya has increasingly targeted oil companies and their assets, upending long-term investments by Western companies and driving down production in a country that helped trigger the world-wide rout...
Libya Risks Facing Bankruptcy as Oil Prices fall
Rome: The United States and five of its European allies on Saturday warned that Libya could face bankruptcy if its oil output and prices on international markets continue to fall. In a statement voicing alarm at the d...
