Mellitah Oil and Gas raises production of Al-Bouri oil field
Mellitah Oil and Gas announced Thursday that it has increased production at its Bouri offshore field by 1,210 barrels per day (bpd). Technically, these involved...
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Libya: Oil exports set to jump to 1.24 million b/d
Libyan crude and condensate exports are poised to jump to a 13-month high of 1.24 million b/d this month, according to S&P Global Platts estimates...
Mustafa Sanalla: “Libya won’t join OPEC quotas until its output steadies”
Libya will not join OPEC quotas until its production stabilizes at 1.7 million barrels per day (bpd), a Wall Street Journal reporter tweeted, citing the...
Oil economist: Libyan oil could take one year to hit pre-civil war level
Mamdouh Salameh, an international oil economist and visiting professor of Energy Economics at ESCP Europe Business School, said in an exclusive interview with Anadolu Agency...
Al-Zawia Oil Refining Company to restart the second refining unit
Al-Zawia Oil Refining Company announced that it continues to restart the production units of the company to produce various types of oil derivatives to support...
Mellitah fixes leak on Abu Attifel pipeline
Mellitah Oil and Gas Company said the operation of the LNG plant and the extraction of condensate has actually started on Monday (11/2/2020) in Abu-Attifel field,...
Bloomberg: Libyan oil production is rising rapidly to nearly one million barrels per day.
The American “Bloomberg” agency revealed that Libyan oil production is increasing at a rapid rate to nearly one million barrels per day, especially after the...
Libya oil production currently at 680,000 b/d
Libyan oil production currently stands at 680,000 barrels per day, a Libyan oil source told Reuters on condition of anonymity. Libya’s National Oil Corp (NOC)...
Libya to load about 160,000 b/d of Sharara crude in November
Libya is expected to load eight cargoes of Sharara crude oil in November, or about 160,000 barrels per day, according to a source with direct...
The World Bank issues Libya’s Economic Update — October 2020
“The Libyan economy has recently been hit by four overlapping shocks: an intensifying conflict that suffocates economic activity, the closure of oil fields that puts...