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After El-Feel and Zueitina fields, NOC now declares state of force majeure at the Al-Sharara oil field

bySami Zaptia
April 19, 2022
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NOC announces force majeure at Zawia port

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Following on from the El-Feel and the Zueitina fields, Libya’s state National Oil Corporation yesterday declared a state of force majeure at its Sharara oil field.

Commenting on the declaration of a state of force majeure, the NOC said ‘‘In an absurd move that marked the new title of the conflict in the country, a group of individuals put pressure on workers in the Al-Sharara oil field, which forced them to gradually shut down production and made it impossible for the NOC to implement its contractual obligations.

Accordingly, the NOC is obliged to declare the state of force majeure on the Al-Sharara oil field until further notice.’’

 

NOC declares force majeure at Zueitina port and warns of the start of a painful wave of closures at a time of an oil and gas price boom – LibyaHerald

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