Libya resumes crude flow through Sharara-Zawiya pipeline
Libya’s National Oil Corporation has reopened valve 7 on the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline, restoring crude flows after a multi-day shutdown.
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has successfully reopened the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline, enabling crude oil flow to resume following a multi-day shutdown. The valve 7 was reopened on Tuesday, allowing the pipeline to function normally and restore crude oil pumping to near-normal levels after being halted for several days. According to the NOC, the five-day closure resulted in a loss of 942,376 barrels of production, valued at nearly $95 million.
The company also had to temporarily shut down one unit at the Zawiya refinery due to the reduced crude supplies.
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