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1. Brega-Ras Lanuf Pipeline: This pipeline runs from the Brega oilfield to the Ras Lanuf export terminal. It has a capacity of approximately 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd).
2. Waha-Sidra Pipeline: This pipeline transports crude oil from the Waha oilfield to the Sidra export terminal. It has a capacity of approximately 1 million bpd.
3. Zuwetina-Hariga Pipeline: The Zuwetina-Hariga pipeline carries oil from the Zuwetina oilfield to the Hariga export terminal. Its capacity is approximately 800,000 bpd.
4. Sarir-Tobruk Pipeline: The Sarir-Tobruk pipeline transports crude oil from the Sarir oilfield to the Tobruk export terminal. It has a capacity of around 500,000 bpd.
5. Dahra-Zawiya Pipeline: The Dahra-Zawiya pipeline carries oil from the Dahra oilfield to the Zawiya refinery and export terminal. Its capacity is approximately 300,000 bpd.
6. Nakhla-Mellitah Pipeline: The Nakhla-Mellitah pipeline transports crude oil from the Nakhla oilfield to the Mellitah oil and gas complex. It has a capacity of about 200,000 bpd.
7. Amna-Zueitina Pipeline: This pipeline carries oil from the Amna oilfield to the Zueitina export terminal. Its capacity is approximately 100,000 bpd.
8. Mabruk-Ras Lanuf Pipeline: The Mabruk-Ras Lanuf pipeline transports crude oil from the Mabruk oilfield to the Ras Lanuf export terminal. It has a capacity of around 50,000 bpd.
Additionally, there are several smaller pipelines in Libya that transport crude oil to local refineries or other oil terminals. These pipelines are crucial in transporting Libya's oil resources from the production fields to the export terminals and refineries, enabling the country to export crude oil and generate revenue.
Please note that the capacities and routes of these pipelines may have changed or may be different due to changes in Libya's oil infrastructure over time.