Data shows that Libya's crude oil exports climbed to the highest level in more than seven years in July, indicating the continued recovery of the country's oil and gas production capacity. According to data, Libya's total crude oil exports reached 41.9 million barrels in July, equivalent to an average daily export volume of 1.35 million barrels. This is the highest record since relevant data collection began in November 2018, and is a significant increase from the export volume of 1.23 million b/d in June. Looking at specific ports and oil types, all major export terminals have shown varying degrees of growth. Among them, the export volume of the port of Es Sidr is expected to reach 11.4 million barrels in July, a slight decrease from 373,000 b/d in June; Abu Atifer's exports jumped sharply from 60,000 b/d in June to 123,000 b/d.

Data shows that Libya's crude oil exports climbed to the highest level in more than seven years in July, indicating the continued recovery of the country's oil and gas production capacity. According to data, Libya's total crude oil exports reached 41.9 million barrels in July, equivalent to an average daily export volume of 1.35 million barrels. This is the highest record since relevant data collection began in November 2018, and is a significant increase from the export volume of 1.23 million b/d in June. Looking at specific ports and oil types, all major export terminals have shown varying degrees of growth. Among them, the export volume of the port of Es Sidr is expected to reach 11.4 million barrels in July, a slight decrease from 373,000 b/d in June; Abu Atifer's exports jumped sharply from 60,000 b/d in June to 123,000 b/d.