NOC fails to force unblocking of oil exports at Es Sider port, thwarted by its own Petroleum Facilities Guards
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: NOC). London, 8 July 2020: Libya’s state National Oil Corporation announced today that it had failed ...
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NOC says it is ready to lift force majeure at Es Sider oil port
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: NOC). London, 8 July 2020: Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) said today that it is ...
Misrata targeted in second air raid
By Jamal Adel. Beida, 3 January: Government sources are claiming to have carried out “direct and precise” air strikes on ...
NOC shuts down Es Sider and Ras Lanuf export terminals and declares “force majeure”
By Libya Herald reporters. Es-Sider terminal shut down as NOC declares force majeure (Photo: archive) Tripoli, 14 December 2014: As ...
“Strong” LNA response to oil terminal takeover bid
By Maha Suliman. Benghazi, 13 December 2014: The Libyan National Army has responded strongly to today’s bid by forces allied ...
Government threatens to bomb illegal oil tanker
By Tom Westcott and Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 8 March 2014: The North Korean-flagged tanker illegally loading crude at the eastern ...
Oil export terminals to reopen tomorrow
Tripoli, 7 July 2013: The country’s oil fields and export terminals are set to reopen tomorrow, following talks between the ...
Es Sidra oil terminal closed for third day – reports of disruption at Ras Lanuf
By Reem Tombokti. Tripoli, 7 July 2013: The gates to the country’s largest oil export terminal have remained shut for ...
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