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BackOil Valve Closed in Libya: Production Stopped and Brent Oil Rises
Oil Valve Closed in Libya: Production Stopped and Brent Oil Rises
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Oil Valve Closed in Libya: Production Stopped and Brent Oil Rises

Libya National Petroleum Corporation announced that as a result of the closure of the Hamada-Zaviye main oil transmission line, production in the production fields stopped and Brent oil rose.

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  • The Libyan National Petroleum Corporation announced that production in the Hamada and Tahara fields stopped after a group of guards closed the main oil transmission line valve.
  • Following the developments, Brent oil rose to 108 dollars.

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Why It Matters

The Libyan National Petroleum Corporation is facing production cuts due to actions at oil facilities.

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The Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that a group of Oil Facilities Guards closed the valve of the Hamada-Zawiya main oil transmission line.

In the statement of the institution, it was reported that when the valve was closed, the pressure in the production lines suddenly increased and as a result, the production in the Hamada and Tahara oil fields stopped completely.

NOC warned that it may have to declare "force majeure" in oil fields in the region if the valve remains closed. In the statement, the relevant authorities were called to take responsibility and eliminate the root causes of the crisis.

RISE IN BRENT OIL

Following the developments in Libya, there was activity in global markets. Brent oil increased by approximately 3 percent to 108 dollars.

TENSION IN WEST ASIA AFFECTS OIL PRICES

Tensions and conflicts in West Asia continue to affect global oil prices. While the ongoing conflicts between the USA and Iran increased the uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia announced that it had temporarily closed the East-West Oil Pipeline due to UAV attacks, which it claimed came from Iraq.

CONSERVATIVE PROTESTS CONTINUE

A group of Petroleum Facilities Guards organized a protest at the Zawiya Oil Refinery yesterday, demanding improvement of material conditions, and blocked the entrance doors of the refinery with diggers.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Force majeure may be declared

    Likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • Will the guards' demands be met?
  • Will force majeure be declared?

Related Topics

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OrganizationsLibya National Petroleum CorporationOil Facilities Guards
PlaceshamadazawiyaTaharaWest Asia
Topicsnocbrent oilhamadalodgeoil productionStrait of Hormuz
This article was originally published by Cumhuriyet.

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