Reuters over at Rigzone is reporting:
Libya's
oil minister said on Wednesday there was no clear timetable for the
resumption of steady oil output as an end to the stand-off with rebels
could still falter and the 9-month port shutdown may have damaged some
facilities.
A tanker started loading crude at Libya's eastern port of Hariga for the
first time since July on Wednesday - the first positive signal of an
end to the four-port blockade by an eastern federalist group led by
Ibrahim al-Jathran.
But Tripoli still faces many hurdles to get the bulk of its oil back
online. Negotiations to free the country's largest oil terminals are
still on-going and a second port that was due to re-open after the
agreement last week is still under Jathran's control.
Saudi Arabia will take up the slack. LOL.
