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By John Lee. Bloomberg reports that Iraq will keep its daily exports of Basrah Light crude from the Persian Gulf roughly the same in the first half of August as in the second half of July, compared with shipments in the previous two weeks. Twenty cargoes are scheduled to be shipped from the al-Basrah Oil […]
By John Lee. Bloomberg reports that Iraq will reduce its daily exports of Basrah Light crude from the Persian Gulf by 3.8 percent in the second half of July, compared with shipments in the previous two weeks. Twenty-four cargoes are scheduled to be shipped from the al-Basrah Oil Terminal (pictured), up from 18 in the […]
By John Lee. Turkey has started importing the crude oil from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and will hold negotiations over direct sales to the natural gas. The Turkish Energy Minister said in a press conference on Friday that "Turkey has started importing five to ten trucks of crude oil per day from Kurdistan, and […]
By John Lee. Turkey's Energy Minister, Taner Yildiz, said the ministry has started technical work with Iraq's central government on shipping crude oil from Basra, in southern Iraq, via the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline to Turkey's Mediterranean coast, according to Reuters. The announcement came days after the KRG said it might sell natural gas directly to Turkey […]
Iraq's oil revenues dropped by 17.6 percent from May to June due to plummeting prices in the international market and the diversion of some production to meet domestic needs. Oil Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said Iraq earned $6.453 billion from 72,090 million barrels exported in June at an average price of $90 per barrel, compared […]
Bloomberg reports that Iraq will increase its daily exports of Basrah Light crude from the Persian Gulf by 14 percent in the first half of July, compared with shipments in the previous two weeks. Eighteen cargoes are scheduled to be shipped from the al-Basrah Oil Terminal (pictured), unchanged from the second half of this month, […]
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A leading Iraqi energy adviser says the country may need to invest in as many as 120 crude oil tanks, each with a capacity of half a million barrels. Speaking at CWC‘s Iraq Petroleum 2012 conference in London, Dr Mussab al Dujayli, a former Director General of Iraq's State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO), said that […]
Iraqi Kurdistan aims to increase increase oil production to 2 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2019, KRG Energy Minister Ashti Hawrami (pictured) told a panel at a World Economic Forum meeting in Istanbul on Tuesday. According to a report from Reuters, Hawrami also said that he wants companies to build pipelines so the fuel can […]
Reuters reports that Iraq's oil exports in May averaged 2.452 million bpd, down from 2.508 million bpd in April. The spokesman for the Oil Ministry, Asim Jihad, said on Saturday that exports from Basra (pictured) were 2.086 million bpd in May, with another 366,000 bpd from Kirkuk, including 7,000 bpd sent by truck through Jordan. […]
Iraq will reduce its exports of Basrah Light crude from the Persian Gulf by 15 percent in the first half of June compared to the second half of May, according to Bloomberg. A loading program seen by the news agency shows that the country plans to ship 19 cargoes from the al-Basrah Oil Terminal (ABOT), […]
AKnews reports that Iraq is ready to supply crude oil to Brazil following the increase in oil production in recent months. Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussein al-Shahristani, met with the a Brazilian delegation to discuss ways to improve political and economic relations between the two countries, especially in the energy sector. The Brazillian side […]
