Iraq | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 54

Oil Companies Call for PSAs, Contract Incentives in Iraq

International oil companies could boost production in Iraq beyond current targets if production contracts were changed to give more incentives for investment, according to BP Plc and Royal Dutch Shell Plc.

IEA says Saudi Arabia, Russia Losing Out to Iraq and Iran

The International Energy Agency cited market sources on Friday as saying Tehran would be able to sell at least an extra 400,000 b/d to buyers in Asia and Europe when the sanctions are lifted.

Iraqi Oil Exports Drop Due to Weather Conditions, Ministry

Iraq's oil exports dropped sharply in October to an average of 2.7m b/d, from 3.052m b/d the previous month.

RSK To Train Petroleum Engineers, Graduates in Iraq

RSK Group and the University of Basrah have agreed to enter into a partnership to train Iraqi engineers

Egypt to Import 2m Tons of Crude from Iraq

A government source informed Egypt Oil & Gas that the Cabinet is considering fuel suppliers offers to import oil from Iraq starting from January 2016. This was especially in light of the fuel crisis that periodically ...

French Veolia Wins Evaporator-Crystallizer Contract in Iraq

French-based Veolia Water Technologies has been awarded a contract to supply a zero liquid discharge evaporator and crystallizer for the Karbala Refinery Project in Iraq

Petrofac Wins Iraq Training Contracts for Majnoon Field

Petrofac has won a multi-million dollar technical training contract with Shell Ira

Iraqi Oil Company Hires Third Party Inspection Firm

Intertek has won a multi-year third party inspection procurement contract for the South Oil Company (SOC) in Iraq, a national Iraqi company responsible for all the oil and gas projects in southern Iraq

EGPC, Kuwait Energy to Join Forces in Iraq

The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) signed an agreement with Kuwait Energy, forming a joint venture that will explore in Iraq,

Iraq Exports Threatened by Kurdish Government

Barclays Plc has warned that Iraq’s oil production is at risk for the upcoming winter when “loading problems” emerge and reduce output by 300,000 to 500,000 b/d

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