Article: LIBYA - Part 3 - Exports & Logistics.

Libya now exports about 1 million b/d of crude oil and 150,000 b/d of refined petroleum products. The volumes have declined from 1.1m b/d of crude oil and 205,000 b/d of refined products in mid-1997. The country has all the logistics required to maintain its market shares, with exports of high quality oil expected to increase within the next three years.

A priority in Libya's export strategy is to maintain a form of integration between its upstream sector and the oil and gas markets of Europe. The link now features key E&P investors in Libya like Agip of Italy, Total of France, Veba Oel and Wintershall of Germany, OeMV of Austria, and Repsol of Spain (see ...

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