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NOC Warns of Force Majeure After Sharara Closure

NOC Warns of Force Majeure After Sharara Closure

The National Oil Corporation reported serious developments in the Libyan oil sector after armed individuals closed Valve No. 7 this morning, leading to a halt in oil flow from the Sharara field connected to the Zawiya oil port. This closure caused increased pressure in the crude oil pipeline and significantly reduced production from the field. Efforts to contain the crisis have been intensified through communication with the Oil Facilities Guard, but so far, they have yielded no results due to on-the-ground conditions. The corporation warned that continued closure will result in a complete halt of the field's operations and cause significant economic damage, including the suspension of the Zawiya refinery and a rise in fuel import bills. It called on authorities to exercise wisdom and protect oil facilities, warning that a state of force majeure may be declared if the situation persists.

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