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Tuesday, July 19, 2022
Libya’s National Oil Corp (NOC) announced that preparations are now underway to export crude oil after the lifting of force majeure on terminals and oil fields.
On July 20, a tanker is scheduled to arrive at the terminal of Zueitina to load one million barrels of Abutifal crude, and a tanker will arrive at Sedra terminal scheduled during the period from July 19 to 20. In addition, two tankers will arrive at Ras Lanuf terminal on 20/21 on July.
There is also a tanker is scheduled to load 600,000 barrels of Brega crude during this period.
These arrangements have been made in order to resume production operations, NOC stated.
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