Libya lifts FM on production from Wafa oilfield
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to Reuters, Libya lifted the force majeure on its oil production from Wafa oilfield on April 12.
The Wafa oilfield, together with Sharara oil field, was shut late March as armed protestors blocked the pipelines, soon after which the country declared force majeure on its production.
The force majeure on the Sharara field was lifted one week after the incident. However, it was shut again early this week due to the blockage of the pipeline by another group. The force majeure on the Sharara oilfield is still in place.
The Wafa oilfield, together with Sharara oil field, was shut late March as armed protestors blocked the pipelines, soon after which the country declared force majeure on its production.
The force majeure on the Sharara field was lifted one week after the incident. However, it was shut again early this week due to the blockage of the pipeline by another group. The force majeure on the Sharara oilfield is still in place.
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