Crude oil exports from Libya and Nigeria are likely to increase as unrest eases. Libya has lifted force majeure and is prepared to start shipping oil from the Zuwetina, Es Sider and Ras Lanuf ports that had been closed for months by rebels. If normal production is resumed, volume will rise to 600,000 barrels per day within a month from around 290,000 bpd now. In Nigeria, Shell has resumed Bonny light crude exports, while an Exxomobil is now ready to carry Qua Iboe crude, with the first cargo expected to load as early as the end of September.