Libya's State Oil Firm Redirects Sharara Flows After Fire, Output Continues

LIBYA'S NATIONAL OIL CORPORATION SAYS FLOWS FROM SHARARA OILFIELD REDIRECTED TO EL FEEL OILFIELD AFTER FIRE BROKE OUT, PRODUCTION CONTINUES

Libya Redirects Oil Flows After Sharara Pipeline Leak and Fire

Libya's state oil firm redirects Sharara flows after fire, output continues

Fire at Libya’s Sharara Field Triggers Oil Flow Reroute

A pipeline leak at Libya’s largest oil field, Sharara, caused a fire on Thursday, prompting a redirection of the flow of oil, the National Oil Corporation said in a statement. NOC said that “Production at the Sharara field continues: some flow was gradually redirected to the El Feel pipeline toward Mellitah port, while the remainder was diverted through the 18?inch Hamada pipeline to the Zawiya storage tanks. These measures have significantly re…

Libya Reroutes Oil Flows After Leak, Fire at Sharara Field

Libya rerouted crude flows from its largest oil field after a pipeline leak triggered a fire, in a move aimed at limiting losses and maintaining production amid heightened global energy tensions.

Pipeline Fire Near Sharara Highlights Risks to Libya’s Oil Infrastructure

Firefighting teams in Libya are continuing efforts to contain a fire that broke out along an oil transport pipeline in the Hamada region, following a leak on a key export line. The blaze erupted after a valve failure on the crude oil pipeline connected to the Sharara Oil Field, one of the country’s largest production sites. According to a statement from the National Oil Corporation, the incident occurred at kilometre 538 near the Bir Al-Marhan a…