Al-Breigha Explains Fuel Crisis Causes
Libya is facing a fuel supply crisis that has led to long queues and difficulties in obtaining gasoline and diesel in some areas. This is due to disruptions in the import of tankers and their entry into the ports, which affects distribution rates and increases pressure on fueling stations. The director of the Brega Oil Marketing Company explained that the variability in fuel availability is due to differences in the consistency of supply, and that new shipments have been received at the ports and handled according to approved procedures, with a focus on monitoring the movement of quantities and directing them as needed. The southern region is particularly targeted because of the long transportation routes and high demand, with approximately 25 million liters of fuel being transferred there between mid-August and September 2026. The company confirmed that returning distribution to normal levels depends on regular imports, tanker movements, and the facilitation of unloading and distribution processes. It also continuously monitors queues and crises, and deals with violations according to legal procedures.
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