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Libya Restarts Sharara-Zawiya Oil Pipeline, Resumes Crude Flow
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Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced the reopening of the valve on the Sharara-Zawiya oil pipeline, resuming crude oil transportation. The Sharara field is one of Libya's largest oil fields, and the pipeline connects it to the Zawiya export terminal on the Mediterranean coast. The pipeline had been shut down due to political and security disputes, disrupting Libya's oil output and exports. The reopening is expected to restore a significant portion of Libya's crude production, potentially impacting global oil supply dynamics. The announcement was made via the NOC's official channels and reported by financial data provider Jin10. No further details on the volume or timeline of the resumption were provided in the brief statement.
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The Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced the reopening of the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline, restoring crude oil transportation by reactivating the pipeline's valves.
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