“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
France is working on plans to issue direct loans to companies that want to invest in Iran, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said in a press conference in Tehran. “We are Continue Reading
Conventional wisdom suggests that the world economy is in a slow but steady recovery from the 2008 financial crisis. Some economists, however, including Nafeez Ahmed , author of several books Continue Reading
Wood Group, which provides services for energy producers and explorers, said it’s completed design work for the giant Leviathan gas field offshore Israel. The company said it completed its seven 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
Oil tanks seen at the Saudi Aramco headquarters during a media tour at Damam city November 11, 2007. World’s top crude exporter Saudi Arabia cut April prices of light crude Continue Reading
Citi’s Ed Morse Says OPEC Is Losing Its Clout Saudi Arabia continued to lead OPEC’s efforts to cut production, helping the organization get closer to a goal set out in Continue Reading
Saudi Arabian Oil Co. has lowered prices for almost all of its crude grades for April delivery. The world’s largest oil exporter, known as Saudi Aramco, said on Thursday that Continue Reading
