Could take years to get Libyan oil backShipments stopped 6 months ago; pipelines, fields, damaged in fighting; security, new government needed; sanctions must be lifted Chris Kahn & Jonathan Fahey Associated Press Energy Writers
It could be a year or more before Libya produces enough oil to start exporting it in large amounts again. But once the oil starts flowing, it should bring the price of gasoline down even further.
International oil prices fell Aug. 22 because of the prospect that those shipments will hit the market....
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