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Air Force refuses to bomb oil tanker
By Tom Westcott.
Members of the Libyan Air Force have apparently refused to obey orders to bomb an oil tanker that has been loading oil illegally from the Es-sider oil export terminal.
A Ministry of Defence official in Tripoli, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the Libya Herald that the Air Force did not want to attack the terminal for a number of reasons.
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ENI now contributing half of Libya’s overall oil and gas production
Italian oil giant ENI contributes around half of the country’s hydrocarbon production at present, and generates essential power to shore up the national grid, according to Prime Minister Ali Zeidan.
Speaking to ENI’s CEO Paolo Scaroni in Rome today, Zeidan emphasised the importance of the company, both historically and at present. The Italian firm has been in Libya since 1959 and is the largest international hydrocarbon company operating in the country. It produces around 230,000 barrels of oil per day (b/d), according to the latest company figures.
