Libya’s NOC: Losses of Oil Exports Shutdown Nears $6.5 Billion
On Saturday, Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that the shutdown of oil fields and ports in the country’s ...
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Italy-France Discuss Resuming Libyan Oil Production
Italian Foreign Minister, Luigi di Maio left for Paris on Wednesday to meet with his French counterpart, Jean-Yves Le Drian. ...
Read moreBenghazi Seaport Announces Floating Dock Operation For Oil Tankers Maintenance
The Benghazi Seaport Administration announced the start of a floating dock operation, for the maintenance of ships, and oil tankers ...
Read moreLibya’s Messla Oil Field Resumes Production
On Tuesday, Libya’s Messla oil field, south of Tobruk, resumed production with a daily output of 10,000 barrels. This is ...
Read moreLibyan Parliament’s Energy Committee Voices Aspiration To Resume Oil Exports After Ceasefire
On Sunday, the Energy Committee of the Libyan House of Representatives (HoR) voiced its hope of beginning oil exportation as ...
Read moreSupreme Tribal Council Presents Demands for Ending Oil Shutdown
Sheikh Al-Senussi Al-Heliq Al-Zawi, the Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Council of Libyan Sheikhs and Elders, said on Sunday that ...
Read moreTurkey To Continue Oil Exploration Activities In Libya
On Sunday, Turkish Energy Minister Fatih Dönmez confirmed plans to cooperate with the Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) in order ...
Read moreLibya’s NOC: Losses of Oil Exports Shutdown Exceed $6 Billion
Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced on Saturday that the shutdown of oil fields and ports in the country's ...
Read moreItalian Newspaper Reveals Turkey’s Ambitions Over Libya’s Oil
A report by the Italian online newspaper Stampa Toscana said that while the world was trying to recover from the ...
Read moreNOC Expresses Concern Over Ongoing Illegal Closures Of Oil Facilities
On Wednesday, the National Oil Corporation (NOC) expressed grave concerns over the continued forced closure of oil facilities. It reflected ...
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