The deputy head of the body's energy committee has reportedly said that it has blocked payments totalling LD377m ($302m) alleged to be part of a deal by the previous government to reopen oil ports.

The National Oil Corporation (NOC) says a Tripoli fuel depot run by the Brega Petroleum Marketing Company is now operating normally after being disrupted by a protest.

April oil exports from Libya's functioning ports and offshore platforms averaged 161,000 barrels per day (bpd), some of which was shipped to the Zawiya refinery.

A group of protesters has closed the airstrip at the Brega oil complex, forcing a cancellation of all flights.

The Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) says the oil export terminal in Tobruq remains shut as Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG) members have not yet been paid.

The government has authorised the oil and gas ministry to extend the agreement between the National Oil Corporation (NOC), the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) and Indonesia's Medco Energi.

Production remains extremely low due to closed fields and ports, with a dispute still ongoing at the Hariqa terminal.

Protests by Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG) over salaries have reportedly affected operations at the recently-reopened oil export terminal.

The Sirte Oil Company (SOC) says its offices have reopened after being closed by protesters last week.

The ongoing closure of Sharara and El Feel suggests oil output remains minimal, despite the reopening of the Nafoura field in the east.

National Oil Corporation (NOC) chairman Nuri Berruein has been replaced by his deputy.

The National Oil Corporation (NOC) says a fire at a pipeline linking the Dahra oil field to the Es Sider terminal has been extinguished, calling it a "deliberate act of sabotage".

France's Total says it has reduced its presence in Libya, although it is not evacuating all of its staff and says offshore operations are not affected.

The Italian energy firm says its Libya output remains at first-quarter levels, and is not currently evacuating any staff from the country.

Algeria’s state energy firm Sonatrach is reportedly pulling out its staff from Libya due to security concerns.