Iraq | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 62
Egypt Cancels Iraq’s Debts for Oil Shares
Reports revealed that the Egyptian and Iraqi governments have reached the proposal on the Iraqi debt to be canceled in exchange for shares of oil.
Iraq: Output Must Rise to Compensate for Price Drop
Iraq, the nation adding more new oil to global markets than any other supplier in OPEC, said it needs to boost production and exports of crude to compensate for collapsing prices.
Kurd Oil Boosting Supply at Low Prices
Oil producers in Iraqi Kurdistan are unrelenting in their goal to boost output even after the collapse in international prices to below $50 a barrel.
Expanding Iran-Iraq Trade to Include Gas
The bilateral trade value of Iran and Iraq has reached $12 billion
Iraq Pumping Crude at Record Levels
Iraq is pumping crude at a record pace and will continue to boost exports this year amid a global market glut that’s pushed prices down, Oil Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said.
Iraq Increases Basrah Crude Prices to Asia, Reduces Them for U.S. and Europe
Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest producer, raised the selling price for February shipments to Asia of its main Basrah Light crude by 30 cents a barrel, after Saudi Arabia boosted its pricing to the region.
35% Savings on Petroleum Subsidies Due to Oil Prices Decline
Savings on petroleum product subsidies will reach an estimated 35% of the current value of EGP 100 billion for the FY 2014/2015 budget if current oil prices continue as is, Minister of Petroleum Sherif Ismail said.
Iraq Can Sue Kurdish Regional Government for Oil Repossession
The oil tanker SCF Byrranga, which was renamed the United Kalavryta (also known as United Kalavrvta) in March 2014 and is currently off the coast of Texas with a cargo of Kurdish crude oil. US District Judge Gray Mil ...
