Saudi Arabia has cut its crude-oil production by at least 486,000b/d since October, bringing the world’s largest exporter of petroleum swiftly into line with OPEC’s deal to raise prices.
Libya is re-opening its last major oil-export terminal and producing at the highest level in more than two years as the war-torn country benefits from an exemption from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countri ...
Inline with OPEC's production reduction agreement, Kuwait has cut output by 130,000b/d to about 2.75mb/d. While, Oman was to cut 45,000b/d from its 1.01mb/d.
Oman is expected to cut oil output by 45,000b/d. This is about 4.5% of its 1mb/d day production, to honor the agreement with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
Most international oil companies working in Iraq, along with the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan, have agreed to cut crude output to fulfill an OPEC accord.
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) said that pipelines leading from the western fields of Sharara and El Feel had been reopened after a two-year blockade, paving the way for a major boost to production.