Iranian oil and natural gas companies said Wednesday they were among the hundreds on hand in the Netherlands to introduce investment opportunities to the world. Iranian energy companies are among Continue Reading
After the liberation of Mosul, the Iraqi government said it was keen on getting oil out of the region to a Turkish sea port File photo by Ali Bayaty/UPI Oct. Continue Reading
Iraq’s Oil Minister Jabbar Al-Luiebi has ordered state-held oil and pipeline companies to begin restoring oil flows from Kirkuk to Turkish port Ceyhan via a pipeline that bypasses Kurdistan, increasing Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia plans to export 7.1 million barrels of crude daily next month, substantially more than what it said it would ship abroad from August this year on, a spokesman Continue Reading
Massive political challenges and financial constraints cast uncertainty on the Oil Ministry’s announcement that it will rehabilitate its decimated pipeline to Turkey. Iraq’s Oil Police secure the site of a Continue Reading
A number of Saudi crude oil buyers in North Asia have received up to a 10% reduction from their term volumes for November loadings, market sources said Tuesday, a day Continue Reading
Aramco plans to cut 560,000 barrels a day from November supply Kingdom urges producers to comply at “high levels” with limits Saudi Aramco plans to make “the deepest customer allocation Continue Reading
Iraq’s talks with Exxon Mobil to develop a multi-billion-dollar project to boost output from several southern oilfields are nearing completion, oil minister Jabar al-Luaibi said on Monday. “Talks are in Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia is allocating fewer barrels of crude for export next month and at a level below current demand, emphasising the effort by global producers to reduce surplus inventories. In Continue Reading
US President Donald Trump has called the landmark nuclear agreement in which Iran agreed to limit its nuclear programme in exchange for limited sanctions relief the “worst deal ever” and Continue Reading
