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Libya Resumes Production at Sharara Oilfield After 4 Month Hiatus
Libya has started to gradually re-operate the country’s huge Sharara oilfield following a four month blockade, according to Reuters. Daily production at Sharara oilfield is in excess of 300,000 barrels per day (bbl/d...
Sharara Field Resumes Work at Half Capacity
Production at the Libyan Sharara oilfield has been resumed at half of its operational capacity, Reuters reported, citing a site engineer. The National Oil Corporation (NOC) recently declared a state of force majeure o...
Libya to Boost Oil Production
Libya’s crude oil production has increased by around 33% after resuming production from Sharara oilfield, Bloomberg reported. Currently, Sharara oilfield production level has reached around 260,000 barrels per day (b/... El Sharara Oilfield Pumps 180,000 b/d
Libya’s el Sharara oilfield has increased its production capacity, reaching around 180,000 barrels per day (b/d), according to a field engineer, Reuters reported. The 315,000 b/d field had been restarted as the Libyan... Libyan NOC Lifts Force Majeure at El Sharara Oilfield
The Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) announced on March 4 lifting force majeure at el Sharara oilfield, Reuters reported. The 315,000 barrels per day (b/d) oilfield was restarted with an expected regular output durin... UAE to Aid Libya Reopening Sharara Oilfield
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will host Libyan meeting to discuss the reopening issue of el Sharara oilfield, the North African country’s biggest diplomats and other sources said, Reuters reported. The UAE is support... Libya’s Sharara Oilfield to Reopen after Protesters Leave
Libya’s Sharara Oilfield will not be reopened again, after being closed for a month, until the groups occupying the field leave, National Oil Company (NOC) head announced on January 29, Reuters reported. “The armed gr...
Libyan Sharara Oilfield May Lose 8,500 b/d
Libyan largest oil field, the Sharara field, may lose around 8,500 barrels per day (b/d) of crude because of looting, Libya’s National Oil Company (NOC) said on January 3. NOC announced earlier in December that it is ... 
