Libya's state-owned oil company posted a statement on Facebook saying that some members of the oil facility security corps blocked the doors of the Zavier refinery and the Brega Petroleum Marketing Company, which forced the refinery to shut down. At the time of the incident, valve No. 7 in the Hamada area of the Salalah crude oil pipeline was still closed. The Libyan National Petroleum Company warned that if the obstruction continues, it will cause “complete paralysis of the operation of this complex.” The company said that in order to fulfill its contractual obligations, “if the valve fails to open, the company's board of directors is preparing to declare force majeure within the next few hours.”
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Libya's state-owned oil company posted a statement on Facebook saying that some members of the oil facility security corps blocked the doors of the Zavier refinery and the Brega Petroleum Marketing Company, which forced the refinery to shut down. At the time of the incident, valve No. 7 in the Hamada area of the Salalah crude oil pipeline was still closed. The Libyan National Petroleum Company warned that if the obstruction continues, it will cause “complete paralysis of the operation of this complex.” The company said that in order to fulfill its contractual obligations, “if the valve fails to open, the company's board of directors is preparing to declare force majeure within the next few hours.”
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