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Home » Libya’s NOC lifts force majeure on Sharara oilfield

Libya’s NOC lifts force majeure on Sharara oilfield

Sunday, January 21, 2024 Oil & Gas 1 Min Read
Press sources deny closure of El-Feel oilfield
A picture taken on June 3, 2020 shows an oil refinery in Libya's northern town of Ras Lanuf. Libya's National Oil Company said Monday it had restarted production at Al-Fil oil field, closed since January by the forces of eastern military strongman Khalifa Haftar. The NOC's announcement came a day after output resumed at Al-Sharara oil field, the country's largest, following a string of victories against Haftar by forces backing Libya's Tripoli-based unity government. (Photo by AFP)
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) said today it lifted force majeure on Sharara oilfield.

Force majeure was declared on Jan 7 after protesters from the South Western Ubari region closed the field in protest at rising fuel prices, poor economic opportunity and unemployment.

Sharara is operated by a joint venture between Libya’s National Oil Corp, Equinor, OMV, Repsol and TotalEnergies.

The closure, which also affected the 60,000 b/d el-Feel field, sparked fears of further protests at oil installations near Tripoli, including the Zawiya refinery and Eni’s Mellitah complex, which would hit natural gas supply to Europe through the Greenstream pipeline.

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