Eni, Wintershall, Total, Repsol Cut Libyan Oil Output

Following is a list of oil companies active in Libya with information as to whether they have reduced production because of current violent protests in Africa’s third largest crude producer.

The output figures are for crude in barrels a day and are the latest estimate of pre-crisis production unless a timeframe is given in brackets. Libya produced 1.59 million barrels of crude a day in January, according to Bloomberg estimates.

All figures except those for BASF SE’s Wintershall refer to each company’s share of production where fields are jointly owned with partners. Wintershall couldn’t be reached today to clarify this when Bloomberg News called its press office in Kassel, Germany three times today.

Company      Oil Output/          Current Production Status
             Time Period

Eni            108,000*           Some activity suspended,
               (2009)             company said in a Feb. 22
                                  statement.

BASF SE’s      100,000            Output halted, Nicholas Neu, a
Wintershall                       spokesman, said today.

Total SA       55,000             Output reduced, Phenelope
               (2010)             Semavoine, a spokeswoman, said
                                  today. No details on volumes.

Marathon       46,000*            Company not aware of reduced
Oil Corp.      (2009)             production, John Porretto, a
                                  spokesman, said on Feb. 21.

ConocoPhillips 46,000             Declined to comment, John
               (2010)             Roper, a spokesman, said
                                  today.

Repsol YPF SA  34,777             Output halted, the company
               (2009)             said on Feb. 22.

OMV AG         33,000             Output shutting “rapidly,”
               (2010)             Jaap Huijskes, head of
                                  exploration and production,
                                  said on a call today.

Occidental     12,000             Production as normal, Richard
Petroleum                         Kline, a spokesman, said
                                  today.

Statoil ASA    4,200              Company referred Bloomberg to
                                  field operators Repsol and
                                  Total.

*Eni produced 244,000 barrels a day of so-called oil equivalent
in 2009 in Libya, a figure that includes natural gas.
*Marathon gave 46,000 barrels a day as a sales figure.

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