The Iraqi government has resumed pumping oil from fields operated by the North Oil Company through a Kurdish pipeline that runs through Turkey, according to remarks from a spokesperson from Continue Reading
Workers protested against proposed cuts to staff and salaries with a two-day walkout, temporarily reducing crude supply to a local refinery. A flare burns at the Taq Taq oil field. Continue Reading
Iraq’s federal North Oil Company (NOC) is again pumping crude into the Kurdistan region’s export system, after five months of shut-ins because of disputes over oil policy.The export re-start signals Continue Reading
Iraqi oil After months of street protests and political paralysis, the Iraqi parliament approved five of six cabinet nominees by Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi, including the country’s new oil minister—a Continue Reading
Over two days of grinding battles, thousands of soldiers liberate a swath of Hamdaniya, highlighting the difficulty of making even incremental gains on the road to Mosul. Jabbar Allibi was Continue Reading
Shipments set to rise to 70 million cubic meters a day Iranian gas to fuel power plants in Baghdad and later Basra Iran, holder of the world’s biggest natural gas Continue Reading
Jabbar al-Luaibi was former head of state-run South Oil Co. Al-Luaibi replaces Adel Abdul Mahdi who resigned in March Jabbar al-Luaibi, former head of Iraq’s biggest oil producer, was appointed Continue Reading
Jabbar al-Luaibi was former head of state-run South Oil Co. Al-Luaibi replaces Adel Abdul Mahdi who resigned in March Jabbar al-Luaibi, former head of Iraq’s biggest oil producer, was appointed Continue Reading
Kurdish Peshmerga forces backed by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes launched a fresh attack on Islamic State militants in northern Iraq in the early hours of Sunday, as part of a plan Continue Reading
Iraq and oil majors BP ( NYSE:BP ), Shell ( NYSE:RDS.A ) and Lukoil have agreed to resume investments in oil fields the foreign groups are developing, which is expected Continue Reading
