English Edition Libya Oil Export Terminal Remains Idle Protesters have kept up their blockade of the main oil facilities inLibya, where production has fallen 80%, the country's National Oil Corp. said Monday. dj Δευ, 4 Νοεμβρίου 2013 - 17:47
Protesters have kept up their blockade of the main oil facilities in Libya , where production has fallen 80%, the country's National Oil Corp. said Monday. "Output is estimated to be running at 250,000 barrels a day," down from 1.5 million bpd before the protests, NOC official Mohamed al-Harairi said. He said exports from Al-Hariga terminal in eastern Libya , which the government had said would resume by Monday, have not gone ahead for logistical reasons. "Marketing procedures with clients are holding up the start of crude exports from this port," he said. "The crisis has been resolved, as announced by the government. Two cargoes of crude are ready for export" from Al-Hariga, he said, without giving a timeframe. But Harairi said that output from Al-Sharara field, which produces 330,000 bpd, had been blocked by residents of the southern region of Ubari since Oct. 28. The protesters are demanding a fairer distribution of the region's resources to improve living conditions, with similar actions mounted elsewhere in Libya since its 2011 revolt which ousted Moammar Gadhafi. Protesters demanding jobs have been blocking other terminals since late July, causing about $13 billion in losses to Libya 's oil-dependent economy, authorities say. Διαβάστε ακόμα Bosnia's Hidroelektrane na Vrbasu Net Profit Down 37% y/y in H1 Παρ, 26 Ιουλίου 2024 - 16:04 Abu Dhabi’s Masdar Beats Apollo to Spanish Solar Farm Deal Παρ, 26 Ιουλίου 2024 - 16:02 Global Coal Demand is Set to Remain Broadly Flat Through 2025 Τετ, 24 Ιουλίου 2024 - 15:10 Greece’s Solar-Energy Supplies to Expand With €390 Million EIB Financing for DEPA Commercial Τετ, 24 Ιουλίου 2024 - 15:06 European Gas Falls to Lowest in a Week as Freeport LNG Restarts Τρι, 23 Ιουλίου 2024 - 16:51
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