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Libya’s oil production continues to creep upwards

bySami Zaptia
January 22, 2025
Reading Time: 3 mins read
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NOC announces force majeure at Zawia port

(Logo: NOC).

Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) reported today that its hydrocarbon production rates had increased over the last 24 hours – gradually approaching one and a half million barrels.:

  • 50,298 barrels of condensate
  • 201,155 barrels equivalent of gas‎
  • 1,431,977 of crude oil (bpd)

‎The NOC confirms that its employees in all oil fields and ports continue day and night to reach the target rate of daily production of crude oil, in accordance with the approved strategic plan to increase production.‎

 

Date announced by NOCMillion barrels per day (bpd) of oil and condensatesGas (barrels equivalent)Grand total mbpd
22/01/251,482,275201,1551,683,430
15/01/251,465589208,0001,673,589
12/01/251,456,999208,8971,665,896
17/12/241,426,570208,3451,634,915
05/12/241,422,142207,6551,629,797
03/12/241,403,680196,7591,600,439
30/11/241.391,407194,914
29/11/241,386,030203,017
27/11/241,380,470198,190
26/11/241,372,903199,776
14/11/241,374,118202,983
05/11/241,364,438208,000

 

  • Not all incremental NOC production increase announcements are listed

Source: NOC

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