Is It all About Oil? Politician Expects US to Interfere in Libyan Elections  Sputnik InternationalWhile the Libyan National Army (LNA) and the UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) are trying to maintain control over the country's lar …

Libya Declares Force Majeure at Oil Field After Protesters Shut Down Production  Sputnik InternationalMOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) has declared force majeure after a group of local protesters "occupied" the country …

Wall Street Journal (subscription)Global Oil Supply Grows, as OPEC Output Climbs Despite DealWall Street Journal (subscription)LONDON—The global oil supply rose for a third consecutive month in July, even as the market continues to rebalance, the Internati …

Wall Street JournalLibya Says Oil Sector Open Again for BusinessWall Street JournalLONDON--Libya intends to reopen its oil sector to new foreign investments, its state-run oil company's chief said Tuesday, a move that would give oil companies the oppor …

RTLibya Ramps Up Oil Production, Threatening OPEC PlansWall Street JournalLibya's crude-oil production has more than tripled in the past six months, imposing an obstacle to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' plans to raise petro …

UPI.comMultilateral support for more Libyan oilUPI.com23 (UPI) -- Plans by Libya to increase oil production and exports to the global market are a welcome step toward stability, a multilateral statement read. Two tankers with a combined 1.3 million barrels …

UPI.comOil leaving Libyan portsUPI.comCiting an unnamed and unquoted spokesman for the Libyan National Oil Co., The Wall Street Journal reported that a tanker filled with 740,000 barrels of oil left the Ras Lanuf port Tuesday evening and another tanker wit …

Financial TimesPalm oil producers unite to tackle green concernsFinancial TimesSome of the world's largest agricultural businesses are forming an alliance to raise the status of a sector which faces mounting political scrutiny over environmental harm — …

Wall Street JournalLibya Plans to Load Oil at Long-Closed PortWall Street JournalLibyan officials said they plan on Wednesday night to load the first crude-oil cargo in nearly two years from an important port that changed hands in violence over the weekend …

Wall Street JournalRival Libyan Oil Companies Agree to MergeWall Street JournalRival Libyan oil companies have finalized a deal to merge, Libyan officials said, removing a key obstacle to the unification of the conflict-torn nation under the auspices of a …