Iraqi Oil Exports Fall to 96 M Barrels
Iraq exported around 96 million barrels of oil in February 2018, generating revenues of $5.726 billion, the oil ministry has announced.
Iraq exported around 96 million barrels of oil in February 2018, generating revenues of $5.726 billion, the oil ministry has announced.
The Iraqi Oil Ministry set January 24th as the deadline for companies to submit letters of interest for a project to replace the old Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline.
Iraq has signed a one-year oil-swap deal with Iran.
A new unit has increased the capacity of the Kirkuk refinery by 13,000 barrels per day (b/d).
Iraq plans to channel most of the output from the disputed Kirkuk oilfields to Iraqi oil refineries.
Iraq plans to build a new pipeline to replace a damaged section of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline.
Iraq is increasing crude exports from its southern oilfields to make up for production shortfalls from Kirkuk.
Following the Iraqi government’s seizure of key oilfields and infrastructure in Kirkuk, Kurdish crude oil exports to Turkey have more than halved
Federal Iraqi forces seized control of key oilfields in the disputed province of Kirkuk earlier this week.
Federal forces in Iraq have taken a refinery and the headquarters of the North Oil Company from the Kurdish military.