Insurgents kill 55 at Salahaddin provincial council headquarters, a month after the bombings of a nearby refinery and pipeline.
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Electricity Ministry will only minimally improve power supply this summer, amidst ongoing protests over government service failures.
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Before Iraq can reach its ambitious oil production and export goals, it must massively expand transmission and storage capacity. As construction begins, IOR takes a tour of the oil sector's new infrastructure.
Luaibi announces Nov bid round, export and production forecasts
Iraq's Oil Minister is pressing ahead with an auction of exploration blocks as the country gears up for big oil output increases amidst soaring oil prices.
Analysis: Iraq energy security turns more on politics than al-Qaida
A strong rebound from a spate of successful and attempted attacks on the oil sector shows Iraqi security forces may be more capable than elected leaders.
Analysis: Iraq's electricity plans
Iraq’s electricity plans can address the country’s chronic power problems, says Iraq legal expert David Lockhart – but only if government officials can work together to implement them.
Interview: Ali Khudhier of South Gas Company
SGC chief talks about projected increases in gas production, potential export routes, and the ultimatum on Shell’s gas deal.
