Libya oil output falls at two fields after pipeline valve shut, NOC chief says
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Production of the Al-Hamdah and Al-Hamdah oil fields in Libya declined after the closure of a valve with a crude pipeline to the port of Al-Kawyn, amid warnings of additional losses of production and revenue if the closure continues.
(Johannesburg=Yonhap News) Correspondent Na Hak-jin = Valves on the oil pipeline transporting crude oil from the Hamada and Tahara oil fields in northwestern Libya to the port of Zawiya have closed, causing two...
Corporation warns prolonged closure could lead to crude oil production losses, negatively affect oil revenues
In Libya, unknown individuals blocked the oil pipeline in the west of the country, which could lead to a decline in oil production, reported the National Petroleum Corporation (NOC). A group of individuals closed the shut-off valve at the end of the pipeline near the Zavia refinery, handed over TASS.V NOC indicated that the valve had been shut down "without knowledge or prior agreement with the competent technical and operational services." The …
Libya: On Thursday, the National Petroleum Corporation of Libya announced that individuals had closed a valve to the crude transmission line of the Arab Gulf Oil Company, adjacent to the corner filter, for transport from the Hamada and Al-Tahra fields. In a statement, the Foundation stated that individuals (not named) had entered the crude oil reception station of the Arab Gulf Oil Company, adjacent to the corner filter, and had closed the seclu…
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