The ongoing civil war has severely damaged the nation's oil industry, with pre-conflict output unlikely to return anytime soon, according to a Sudanese official.
Civil war has reduced Sudanese oil production to around 20,000-25,000 barrels per day from only two blocks, less than half the prewar level before fighting broke out in 2023, a Sudanese official tells Energy Intelligence.
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