Eastern Libya's state-run oil company Arabian Gulf Oil Co (Agoco), is producing 220,000 bpd, unchanged from last week, according to a company spokesman. tradearabia reports

The operator of the port of Hariga and the Sarir oilfield was producing more than 50,000 bpd in June. And Since then, the Majid, Nafoura and Bayda oilfields have closed due to protests or power outages.

Agoco contributes more than half of Libya's oil output, estimating about 350,000 and 400,000 bpd.

Crisis in the country since the 2011 banishing of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi after 41 years in power had reduced OPEC member Libya's oil output, which stood at about 1.6 mbpd before the rebellion.

Production and ports have undergone major disturbance due to conflict between Libya's internationally recognized government in the east and a rival administration that took control of the capital Tripoli in August 2014.

The Es Sider and Ras Lanuf terminals; the country’s largest, was shut down in December when fighting ensued between rival factions. Attacks by Islamic State militants have made it difficult to reopen fields connected to the two ports.

The western El Sharara and El Feel oilfields also remain closed due to protests despite efforts by tribal leaders to reopen them.