Libyan Oil Exports Stalled Amid Domestic Energy Needs

Libya's major ports face halted oil exports as production is reduced across the country. Nevertheless, some output is being redirected to meet local power generation needs, according to reports from six engineers. Exports are currently stopped at several key ports including Es Sidra and Ras Lanouf.

Libya's oil exports at major ports remained suspended on Monday, with national production sharply reduced, six engineers confirmed.

The halted exports were reported at key ports such as Es Sidra, Ras Lanouf, Hariga, Zueitina, Brega, and Sirte. This disruption comes amid a broader national struggle to manage energy needs.

However, some oil output has been redirected to boost local power generation, highlighting the country's critical approach to balancing export commitments and domestic energy demands.

(With inputs from agencies.)