Norwegian energy company DNO became the latest company to confirm payments from the Kurdish government of Iraq for crude oil exports. DNO shares $30 million with its partners at Genel Energy for payments towards oil exported from the Tawke field in the Kurdish north of Iraq. “The payment is the third such monthly payment received in 2015,” the company confirmed. British energy company Gulf Keystone Petroleum was paid for exports earlier this week. The Kurdish north hosts some of the larger oil fields in Iraq and while the Kurdish government said crude oil exports are its principle source of revenue, it said it recognized energy companies operating in the region face difficulties moving forward without their share. In August, the government […]