Kirkuk Crude to Go to Iraqi, Iranian Refineries
Iraq plans to channel most of the output from the disputed Kirkuk oilfields to Iraqi oil refineries.
Iraq plans to channel most of the output from the disputed Kirkuk oilfields to Iraqi oil refineries.
With lower crude prices and abundant world supply, pre-export financing (PXF) is an increasing attractive option for state-owned oil companies in the Arabian Gulf.
Saudi Aramco is planning new investments in the petrochemicals sector.
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company plans to invest approximately $109 billion over the next five years to strengthen its market position.
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) is interesting in developing the Majnoon oilfield in Iraq
Rising crude demand is rebalancing the oil market.
Low investment rates in oil development projects could have long-term consequences, the CEO of Mubadala.
Iraq plans to build a new pipeline to replace a damaged section of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline.
Iraq is offering nine new blocks for oil and gas exploration and production.
Kuwait and Iraq agreed on an export price for Iraq’s natural gas.