Libya Sharara pipeline blockade and force majeure risk

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Description Libya’s Sharara oilfield disruption centered on a blockade of the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline and force majeure risk before output recovered. Overview Sharara output fell after an armed group closed Valve No. 7 on the pipeline carrying crude to Zawiya. The National Oil Corporation warned it could declare force majeure as…

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Sep 22, 2026
Libya's Sharara Oilfield Cuts Output
- Libya Loses 130,000 BPD at Sharara Field After Valve Closure Triggers Force Majeure Warning28 days ago
- Armed Group Cuts Libya Sharara Field Output to 127,000 BPD With Pipeline Shut29 days ago

Sep 30, 2026

Libya Sharara Pipeline Blockade Cuts Output

Libya's NOC Reopens Sharara Pipeline After $75 Million Blockade24 days ago
Libya's Sharara Field Loses 720,000 Barrels in Pipeline Blockade26 days ago
Libya NOC Prepares Force Majeure After Blockade Cuts 130,000 BPD28 days ago
Libya Restores Sharara Oil Output to Near 340,000 BPD21 days ago

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Libya's Sharara Oilfield Cuts Output

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