A technical look into the young draft law to reestablish Iraq's national oil company.
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Pipeline blast in southern Iraq fixed, oil flow rerouted …
*But danger looms as workers can’t get to work *Those at stations since Tuesday running out of supplies, food and sleep *Basra violence threatens oil investment *Recap of violence from Basra to Baghdad *Port workers say military aims is to privatize *Humanitarian aid desperately needed but unable to reach Basra *KRG posts electricity tenders Iraq […]
Q&A: Ashti Hawrami Part 2
The head of KRG oil policy details his interpretation of the Constitution and how it applies to his oil deals, the oil deals of Baghdad, and the delayed oil law.
Hunt Oil knew KRG oil deal in disputed territory
According to a State Dept. cable from Iraq, and despite the U.S. Embassy's warnings, the oil company of a George W. Bush intelligence adviser signed a Kurdish oil deal knowing the field was in disputed territory.
Q&A: Electricity Ministry IG Alaa Mohie el-Deen
Iraq’s oil transparency and electricity watchdog has two tough goals: transparency for the domestic oil sector and accountability for the most maligned ministry.
Q&A: Judge Jasem Mohammad Abbood, head of the Federal Supreme Court
Judge Abbood discusses the legal reach of the court following the ruling invalidating the KRG’s oil deals, the disputed legal status of the Iraqi National Oil Company, and legal challenges to changing the dinar exchange rate.
Gov’t launches attack on civil society
Government accused of stifling, monitoring NGOs.
Civil society’s discontent with Iraq’s oil transparency efforts
Iraqi NGOs will have to be an active member of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative for it to be successful, but worry they won't get a meaningul seat at the table.
Analysis: Iraqi legal regime protects environment
Oil companies entering Iraq will encounter a surprisingly robust landscape of environmental legislation.
Q&A: Ali Shaddad al-Faris, member of the Parliament Oil and Gas Committee
The influential MP from Basra discusses oil disputes with Kurdistan, legislative priorities, and new energy projects in southern Iraq.
Oil law walkout
The oil law is postponed again, awaiting political deal after Maliki MPs walked out during first reading, saying they needed more time.
Q&A: Alaa Mohie el-Deen
The leader of Iraq's push for oil sector transparency discusses Iraq's latest EITI report, as well as the challenges of integrating Kurdistan into the process.
Iraq inches toward oil transparency
Seeking to combat the "resource curse," Iraq is moving forward – and hitting roadblocks – on its slow path toward oil sector transparency.
Q&A: Uday Awad, member of the Parliament Oil and Gas Committee
An MP from Basra and influential member of Asaib Ahl al-Haq, Awad outlined his position on foreign oil companies in Iraq and Iran's role in the oil sector.
Beyond the Headlines: Oct. 15, 2012
Army raids Ramadi construction site Basra power plant to boost service Diyala calls for meeting on oil law Dhi Qar inks sewage overhaul
Q&A: Ibrahim Bahralolom, MP and former oil minister
Following the passage of seminal legislation to resurrect the Iraq National Oil Company, one of the principal authors discusses how it will reshape the country's oil sector.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Oct. 1, 2019
Whenever the media office of the Council of Ministers releases decisions of the Cabinet, Iraq Oil Report publishes a translation from the original Arabic.
Major Iraq Developments: New oil law being drafted; INOC law progress; New smuggling law moves forward…
Plus: *Port takeover and blow up the smugglers *Iraq oil production not up yet after Basra *Maliki's 7-point plan *British Navy helping stand up Iraqi Navy *DNO up on export deal *Pelosi plays the blame Iraqis game Negotiators are hammering out a new draft Iraq oil law after previous versions stalled, and as Parliament is […]
Oil Ministry objects to Iraqi budget law, citing risks to oil sector
Iraq cannot pay oil companies on time under its 2021 budget law, the Oil Ministry said in an official letter seeking a legal intervention.
Iraq fights for transparency bid
Overcoming resistance from companies favoring secrecy, Iraq has published the first report on its road to international transparency certification.
Iraq revives efforts to revamp oil sector legislation
Hydrocarbons and national oil company laws get renewed push after more than a decade of political deadlock.
Iraq moves toward restructuring oil sector with INOC law revisions
Cabinet and Oil Ministry legal teams have proposed amendments to the 2018 law to re-constitute the Iraqi National Oil Company, after Iraq's highest court deemed many articles unconstitutional.
Q&A: Former Iraqi National Security Advisor Mowaffak al-Rubaie
Top Maliki confidante gives his candid take on Iraq's political landscape, oil disputes and security crisis as national elections loom.
Parliament rebuffs Cabinet oil law
The Parliament's oil and energy committee has voted against the Cabinet's draft oil law, reviving the debate over long-delayed, crucial legislation.