The Zueitina oil terminal in north-east Libya has reopened for exports, according to Bloomberg.

Terra Energy and Resource Technologies, a US-based firm, has given a presentation to the National Oil Corporation on the use of satellites in exploring for oil and gas.

Abdelbari al-Arusi, the oil and gas minister, has met the Brazilian ambassador to Libya and the manager of the Tripoli branch of Petrobras.

Libya's oil and gas minister is aiming to achieve a crude oil output of 1.7 million barrels per day in the coming months, and says there are plans to drill 150 wells in 2013.

Libya's oil and gas minister has visited Saudi Arabia to hold talks with the management of state-owned energy firm Saudi Aramco.

Austrian energy firm OMV says that protests affected production from its Libyan interests in the last quarter of 2012.

Libya's oil and gas minister, Abdelbari al-Arusi, has met senior managers from the US-based Marathon Oil.

The state news agency, LANA, reports that Abdelbari al-Arusi held meetings with the Tuareg Advisory Council to discuss the community's needs in southern Libya.

The chairman and CEO of France's Total has made a recent visit to Tripoli, holding talks with oil and gas minister Abdelbari al-Arusi.

The chairman of Indonesia's Medco Energi has given a provisional timetable for production at the Area 47 block in the Ghadames basin. 

Operations at Libya's largest refinery, located in the north-east of the country, have reportedly been suspended due to a protest by workers.

Libya's oil and gas minister, Abdelbari al-Arusi, has held meetings with senior management of Germany's Wintershall, which says it will maintain its investment in Libya.

The National Oil Corporation (NOC) has reportedly selected Greek, Russian and Italian companies to supply Libya with petrol in 2013.

UK-based BP is reportedly reviewing its exploration programme in Libya due to the recent attack in southern Algeria and security concerns within Libya itself.

Libya's oil and gas minister says the government plans to build new petrochemicals plants in Ajdabiya and Zueitina, areas which have recently been affected by protests and sit-ins.