RIYADH (Reuters) – Saudi Aramco’s initial public offering is on track for next year, and the national oil giant could be valued at more than $2 trillion, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia’s finance minister has confirmed the kingdom is exploring a private stake sale in state energy giant Saudi Aramco, with plans for an international listing just one option for Continue Reading
Iran says its signed a novel agreement to sell gas slated for delivery as super-cooled liquefied natural gas. File photo by Maryam Rahmanian/UPI Oct. 26 (UPI) — An Iranian energy Continue Reading
Five months into the Gulf’s blockade against Qatar, and neither side looks ready to budge. But the repercussions of the ongoing spat—and Kuwait’s failure to end the dispute—could deliver a Continue Reading
Iraq will begin pumping oil from Kirkuk once again , just a week after clashes between Iraqi and Kurdish forces forced production in certain parts of the No.2 OPEC producer Continue Reading
Federal Iraqi troops attempted to gain control over a strategically important piece of territory at the intersection of the Iraqi, Syrian, and Turkish borders on Thursday, sparking a fight with Continue Reading
Iraqi government-owned North Oil Co. and Kurdish Kar Group are cooperating on pumping the oil from two fields that halted operations following the government military action to take it over Continue Reading
The standoff between the Iraqi government and Kurdistan over the past month helped push up oil prices, due to the idling of a sizable portion of the country’s crude oil Continue Reading
When the Iraqi army and Iranian-backed Shi‘ite militia entered a key oil processing facility in Iraq’s north to retake it from Kurdish Peshmerga forces last week, the installation was deserted Continue Reading
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has offered to “freeze the results” of its Sept. 25 independence referendum – the first formal proposal since the federal government 10 days ago reclaimed Continue Reading
