Libyan crude oil production is driven by the Amar and Sara oil fields

According to Platts Energy Information London, August 31, people familiar with the matter said on Friday that Libya's crude oil production rose slightly again this week, and production from two smaller oil fields in the east of the country increased
.

With all of its oil terminals now open, the country's crude production has climbed to a two-month high of about 1 million b/d
.

Two other eastern fields – Amar and Sala – also contribute
to Libya's exports.
Crude oil from both fields is blended into Amna crude oil shipped from the Raslanuf oil terminal in Libya
.

A spokesman for Winterschal, Germany's company that operates the Sara field, confirmed that production from the field is gradually increasing
.

"At the end of August, we restarted production of C96 (field) with a capacity of up to 50,000 barrels per day
," the spokesperson said.
Production still depends on the availability of external outlet pipes and the capacity
of loading terminals.
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