The private sector development specialist recommends reforms for Iraq to open its markets to foreign and Iraqi private investment.
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Investigators still don't know what caused last week's explosion, but damaged gas line no longer impacting output.
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Iraq’s largest refinery is off line after an explosion on a gas pipeline that feeds the refinery, as the oil sector continues to suffer an epidemic of attacks.
Analysis: Beneath Iraqi soil, an oil boom awaits
The U.S. Army's former chief analyst for Iraq oil shares his view of the country's geology.
Shahristani leads government charge into summer
The deputy prime minister for energy preempts critics in a televised cabinet meeting intended to be a confidence builder at the government's 100 day deadline.
UPDATE: Iranian oil delegation attacked in Baghdad
An Iranian oil ministry delegation en route to meetings in Baghdad was fired on, injuring two Iraqis, before signing a deal to import Iranian fuel for electricity generation.
Turkey continues energy strategy in Iraq
The state-owned oil company of Turkey finalized two gas deals, increasing its strategic energy investments with its restive southern neighbor.
Q&A: The World Bank's Stephen Rimmer
The private sector development specialist recommends reforms for Iraq to open its markets to foreign and Iraqi private investment.
