Why Kurdish Oil Is a Wild Card for Markets:
If Iraq’s Kurdish territory were a country, it would probably qualify for OPEC membership. It wouldn’t even be the smallest member, given its production of about 600,000 barrels of oil Continue Reading
If Iraq’s Kurdish territory were a country, it would probably qualify for OPEC membership. It wouldn’t even be the smallest member, given its production of about 600,000 barrels of oil Continue Reading
The refining capacity of a complex in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk will be expanded in part to better serve community needs, the Iraqi oil minister said. “The Ministry Continue Reading
If Iraq’s Kurdish territory were a country, it would probably qualify for OPEC membership. It wouldn’t even be the smallest member, given its production of about 600,000 barrels of oil Continue Reading
Militants from the self-proclaimed Islamic State (IS) militant group attacked the Hamrin oil field late Monday night, killing four guards and setting multiple wellheads on fire.The attack highlighted the IS Continue Reading
The Iraqi oil minister said on Monday that it was too early to say if OPEC should extend output curbs and that Baghdad was ready to participate if the producer Continue Reading
“Black Force” special police took over the North Gas Company headquarters Sunday, and continue to occupy the IT-1 station, as tensions over Kirkuk energy resources escalate. Aso Almany, the leader Continue Reading
Iraqi media reported a Kurdish paramilitary force occupied the offices of a state oil company in Kirkuk in a show of force over the nation’s oil reserves. Forces loyal to Continue Reading
Crude oil exports from Iraq went up by 1 percent to 3.85 million barrels daily in February, despite the OPEC oil production cut that has seen Saudi Arabia and other Continue Reading
The “Black Force” special police unit of the PUK party briefly took over Kirkuk’s IT-1 facility – a sign of deteriorating intra-Kurdish political rivalries. The Jabal Bor production and gas Continue Reading
Iraq’s crude exports rose 1 percent by volume in February, contrasting with a decrease in monthly shipments by Saudi Arabia after both countries agreed to OPEC’s plan to cut oil Continue Reading