The National Oil Corp. affiliated with the internationally recognized government in eastern Libya said it will sign agreements with six companies to sell the country’s crude oil after a peace deal was signed between rival factions in the divided country. Companies including Netoil SA will sell crude from the Mesla and Sarir oil fields via Hariga port, Nagi Elmagrabi, chairman of the Bayda-based National Oil Corp., said by phone. Netoil will market term contracts for next year, offering 2 million barrels a month in cargo sizes of 1 million barrels, said Robin Henderson, head of business development at the company. “We will soon sign with six companies, including Netoil, for the sale of Libyan oil from Mesla and Sarir oil fields from Hariga port,” Elmagrabi said. “We are in negotiations with about 40 companies for crude exports.” Libya has two administrations, one in the west and an internationally recognized […]