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16.09.26 - 02:57
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Libya Threatens Force Majeure As Oil Guards Shut Fields (ZeroHedge)
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Libya Threatens Force Majeure As Oil Guards Shut Fields
By Julianne Geiger, of OilPrice.com
Libya's National Oil Corporation is threatening to declare force majeure after members of the security force assigned to protect the country's oil infrastructure shut a pipeline valve and halted production at two fields.
Production has stopped completely at the Hamada and Tahara oilfields and at a pumping station after members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard closed a valve on the main Hamada-Zawiya crude pipeline, NOC said Tuesday.
The shutdown could spread.
The Petroleum Facilities Guard said it would impose partial production cuts for one week at several additional fields, including Wafa, Al-Khamsa and El Feel. A full shutdown would follow if its demands are not met.
The Guard wants to be transferred financially and administratively from Libya's defense ministry to the National Oil Corporation and has called for a timetable to complete the move.
NOC said it could declare force majeure if the clos...
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15.09.26 - 16:45
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Ölpreise legen erneut zu - Ölfeld in Libyen stillgelegt (DPA-AFX)
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NEW YORK/LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Die Ölpreise haben am Dienstag erneut zugelegt. Der Preis für ein Barrel (159 Liter) Rohöl der Nordseesorte Brent zur Lieferung im November kletterte am Nachmittag um 1,7 Prozent auf 107,44 US-Dollar. Die Ölpreise legten am ......
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02.09.26 - 14:48
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Machtfrage in Libyen: Gehen Rivalen aufeinander zu? (DW)
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In Libyen soll binnen zwei Jahren gewählt werden. Doch sind die rivalisierenden Regierungen bereit, Macht abzugeben? Die UN sprechen von "wichtigen Schritten" für eine Annäherungen zwischen den verfeindeten Regierungen....
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13.08.26 - 04:39
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Libya Reels From Assassination, Oil Strikes & Central Bank Turmoil (ZeroHedge)
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Libya Reels From Assassination, Oil Strikes & Central Bank Turmoil
Via Middle East Eye
Libya was plunged into fresh turmoil this week after a car bomb killed eastern military intelligence chief Fawzi al-Mansouri in Benghazi, drone attacks struck the country's largest operational oil refinery and the central bank governor resigned from his post.
Mansouri, the military intelligence chief for forces controlling eastern Libya, was leaving a mosque on Monday night when an explosive device attached to his vehicle detonated, the Libyan National Army (LNA) said on Tuesday.
AFP: a fire at the Zawiya refinery, Libya's second-largest oil refinery, after a storage tank was attacked by unknown perpetrators in Al-Zawiyah on 11 August 2026
Khaled Haftar, the son of the LNA renegade commander Khalifa Haftar who controls eastern Libya, said authorities had opened an investigation, adding that "indicators point to a despicable terrorist tactic".
"Terrorism is a project targeting the entire...
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