NGExxonMobil's Nigerian subsidiary, Esso Exploration & Production Nigeria Limited, has declared a force majeure on crude oil exports from its Erha deepwater field due to unexpected damage to a floating buoy supporting export operations. Located off the coast of the Niger Delta, the Erha field is one of Nigeria's largest deepwater oil assets with a daily production capacity of around 200,000 barrels. The disruption could impact Nigeria's crude oil output, affecting exports, foreign exchange earnings, and government revenue. The company stated it is working to restore operations and has informed relevant stakeholders. This follows recent improvements in Nigeria's oil production amid efforts to combat oil theft and sabotage.
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