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Déjà vu for Libyan oil exports
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Report summary
Libya's oil production fell to 330,000 b/d in early August, following closure of export terminals by striking workers. Settlements are expected, that lead to the re-opening of installations in the short term. But further disruptions are likely in the absence of long lasting solutions to problems of unemployment and insecurity.
Table of contents
- Disruptions to oil exports worsen
- Which IOCs are affected?
- Another blow to investor confidence
- Mediterranean refiners struggle with less crude supply
- Upward pressure on oil prices
- No easy solutions
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Libyan refineries and export infrastructure
- Libyan export terminals and refineries
- Average annual oil production by blend (‘000 b/d)
- 2013 Average monthly oil production by blend (‘000 b/d)
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