Libya’s Eastern Government Considers Force Majeure On Oil Ports
The eastern-based Libyan government has warned it may declare force majeure on the country’s oil fields and ports, citing repeated ...
Read moreThe eastern-based Libyan government has warned it may declare force majeure on the country’s oil fields and ports, citing repeated ...
Read moreAustrian oil and gas company OMV announced on Tuesday that it expects a financial impact exceeding €200 million ($220 million) ...
Read moreOn Thursday, the United Nations Support Mission to Libya (UNSMIL) called for Libya’s oil revenues to be managed through the ...
Read moreOn Thursday, the Libyan Parliament-designate government, led by Prime Minister Osama Hammad, lifted the state of force majeure on all ...
Read moreLibyan oil exports dropped by around 81% last week as the National Oil Corporation (NOC) cancelled shipments amid a crisis ...
Read moreLibya has suffered a significant blow to its oil industry, with reports revealing that the country has lost 70% of ...
Read moreOn Saturday, the European Union issued a strong call for the immediate lifting of the force majeure status on Libya’s ...
Read moreOn Monday, global oil prices jumped by 3% after Libya announced a halt in oil production and exports, sparking concerns ...
Read moreThe Parliament-designate government led by Prime Minister Osama Hammad, declared a state of "force majeure" on all oil fields, ports, ...
Read moreOn Wednesday, the National Oil Corporation (NOC) declared a force majeure at the Sharara oil field. This decision comes amid ...
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