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Libya Reopens Oil Fields as Biggest Terminal Is Set to Load
EghtesadOnline: Libya reopened two of its biggest oil fields and began loading its first crude cargo in two years from its largest export terminal as the war-torn country pursues plans to almost double output in 2017.
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Libya’s ‘Elephant,’ Sharara Oil Fields Restart Said Halted
EghtesadOnline: Libyan oil-facility guards prevented two of the country’s biggest fields from resuming production, days after the National Oil Corp. reached an agreement to restart operations there to boost output in the politically divided OPEC state.
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Armed groups take control of Libyan town of Ben Jawad, close to major oil ports: officials
EghtesadOnline: Armed groups took control on Wednesday of the Libyan town of Ben Jawad, close to some of Libya's major eastern oil ports, security officials said.
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Libya to Nearly Double Oil Output as OPEC’s Task Gets Harder
EghtesadOnline: OPEC’s Libya plans to almost double crude production next year even as the producer group tries to implement a deal to trim production and ease a global supply glut.
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Libya’s Largest Oil Port May Be Ready Next Week for Shipments
EghtesadOnline: Libya’s largest oil export terminal may re-open as early as next week in a move that would provide relief for the cash-strapped country holding Africa’s largest crude reserves.
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OPEC Quest Gets Tougher as Libya and Nigeria Ramp Up Oil Supply
EghtesadOnline: Nigeria and Libya, two crude suppliers in OPEC whose output was crushed by domestic conflicts this year, are ramping up again and spelling out what could become the producer club’s biggest challenge as it grapples with a global supply glut.
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Libya Oil Port Ships First Cargo Since 2014 as Fighting Ebbs
EghtesadOnline: A tanker sailed from Libya with a crude cargo bound for Italy after a halt in fighting between rival armed forces enabled the OPEC country to resume exports from its third-largest oil port for the first time since 2014.
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Oil climbs as Venezuela sees output deal, Libya suffers clashes
EghtesadOnline: Oil prices rose almost 2 percent on Monday, after Venezuela said OPEC and non-OPEC producers were close to reaching an output stabilizing deal and as clashes in Libya raised concerns that efforts to restart crude exports could be disrupted.
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Libya Clashes Halt First Oil Cargo From Ras Lanuf Since 2014
EghtesadOnline: Libya halted loading what would be the first overseas crude shipment from the port of Ras Lanuf since 2014 as rival armed forces began fighting for control of the facility, complicating efforts to end a five-year conflict that has slashed oil exports from the OPEC country.
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Oil Tanker Due to Load Crude at Key Libyan Port Has Small Delay
EghtesadOnline: An oil tanker that’s supposed to collect crude from a key Libyan export terminal for the first time in almost two years is encountering a slight delay, an official said.