Glencore says NOC sole Libya oil seller
Libya The international community and companies “have made it very clear there is no alternative to the NOC at its legal address in Tripoli as the only recognised marketer of Libyan oil,” Glencore’s head of oil, Alex Beard, said.
NOC has said it operates independently from both the internationally recognised government and its rival, which currently controls the capital, Tripoli.
Earlier this year, the internationally recognised government set up a separate national oil company.
Its rival government said recently it would block any Glencore oil shipments through Libyan ports if the traders did business with NOC, Bloomberg reported last week.
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