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Libya's NOC: Three oil fields halt production after pipeline shutdown
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Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that three oil fields have suspended production and operations following an incident on Tuesday. A team from the Petroleum Facilities Guard shut down the valves on the Hamada-Zawiya pipeline, leading to the halt. The NOC did not name the specific fields or provide further details on the duration of the shutdown or its impact on overall output. The Petroleum Facilities Guard is a state-run security force responsible for protecting oil infrastructure, and such actions often reflect political or labor disputes. The suspension is likely to affect Libya's crude oil production and exports, adding to instability in the country's energy sector.
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Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced that three oil fields have suspended production and operations following an incident on Tuesday.
According to the NOC, a team from the Petroleum Facilities Guard shut down the valves on the Hamada-Zawiya pipeline, leading to the halt in operations.
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