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Wednesday, December 21, 2016
Libya’s Es Sider port saw an oil tanker dock to load the first cargo of crude out of the port in two years.Es Sider reopened in September after being under a blockade by a military faction since 2014.
The port had to undergo repairs before tankers could load. While the first cargo being loaded is a positive for Libya’s flailing exports, Es Sider is still not at its pre-conflict capacity of 350,000 bpd.
A second tanker is expected to load before the end of the month.
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