Oil exports are still stopped at the main Libyan terminals
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According to these engineers, the oil production of one of the Libyan oil companies with the aim of supplying electricity to the terminal “Al Hariqah” is slightly It is associated with an increase.
The crisis of control of the central bank of Libya has marked a new difference between the eastern and western factions of this country, which are supported by Turkey and Russia, so that the oil supply of this North African country, a member of the organization It threatens the oil exporting countries (OPEC).
The suspension of production facilities in the Libyan oil field has spread throughout the country, and the leaders of the government based in the east (Benghazi ) asked the government officials based in the west (Tribals) to back down regarding the replacement of the head of the central bank .
This crisis threatens to end the four-year period of relative peace in this OPEC member country.
The engineers of the Libyan oil facilities said that the export at the terminals of “Al-Bariqa“, “Alzvitine“, “Al-Hariqa“, “Ras Lanov “, “S Cider” and “Citre” are still discontinued.
According to these engineers, Arabin oil company Golf ” (AGOCO), a subsidiary of the Libyan National Oil Company (NOC), ordered the production of oil fields located in the company’s operational area to feed a power plant in the terminal “Al-Hariqah” will increase.
National Oil Company of Libya announced last week that the daily production of oil company “Arabin Golf” which manages the fields of “Nafoura“, “Serir” and “Masla”, on 28 August (7th of September) was 139 thousand barrels, which shows a decrease compared to 290 thousand barrels on July 20.
This company had announced on Thursday last week (September 8) that the total daily oil production of this OPEC member North African country was 959,000 barrels in 26 August (5th of September) has reached over 591 thousand barrels on 28 August (7th of September), which represents more than 120 million dollars The loss is in three days.
National Oil Company of Libya announced that the country’s crude oil production on July 20 (July 30) was about 1.280 thousand barrels per day.
According to OPEC secondary sources, the average daily production of Libya in July was one million and 180 thousand barrels.
