OPEC | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 51
Libya’s Kidnapped OPEC Envoy Freed
A senior oil official who represents Libya in the OPEC cartel has been freed after being kidnapped last month in Tripoli, National Oil Company sources said Monday.
Aramco: Oil Price ‘Too Low’
World oil prices have fallen too far, the president of state-owned energy giant Saudi Aramco said on Tuesday, stressing it was for the market not OPEC producers to shore them up.
OPEC Decision Wrong: Iran, Venezuela and Oman Now Say
Oman, the biggest Middle Eastern oil producer that’s not a member of OPEC, joined Venezuela and Iran in questioning the group’s decision to keep its output target unchanged even with crude prices falling.
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.
Lybia’s OPEC Governor missing
Libya’s OPEC Governor Samir Kamal was kidnapped last week in the militia-held capital of Tripoli, two officials familiar with the matter said Tuesday, as turmoil continues to ravage the north African country almost f ...
Iran Blames Oil Prices for Delaying Saudi Visit
A meeting between the foreign ministers of OPEC’s Iran and Saudi Arabia was delayed in part due to discord over falling crude prices, said Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, Iran’s deputy foreign minister for Arab and African ...
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.
