Persistent bombings have continued to disrupt Iraq's northern export pipeline, with repairs delayed by security problems.
Interviews
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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.
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The former national security adviser to President Obama calls for a U.S. policy shift that would embrace Iraqi Kurdistan's oil deals.
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Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister for Energy discusses KRG exports, ExxonMobil's looming deadline, and a new production target to reach by 2017.
Q&A: WesternZagros CEO Simon Hatfield
The head of one of the first companies to sign with the KRG discusses the path to commerciality.
Q&A: Peshmerga General Secretary Jabar Yawar Manda
As Kurdish and federal security forces square off in the disputed areas of Salahaddin province, the Peshmerga Ministry's general secretary paints a dire picture.
Q&A: US Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction Stuart Bowen
The veteran American investigator talks about the large-scale, institutionalized corruption that continues to plague Iraq, including the recent shakeup at the Central Bank.
Q&A: Garraf Oilfield Director Settar Mahdi Jabara
The Garraf field leader discusses the status of drilling and the well program to reach initial production.
Q&A: Crescent Petroleum CEO Majid Jafar
A key leader in the development of the Khor Mor gas field, Majid Jafar discusses the project that has fueled Kurdistan's economic boom and become Exhibit A in the argument for reforming Iraqi gas policy.
Q&A: Chief auditor and acting Central Bank head Abdulbasit Turki Saeed
In his first interview as interim head of the Central Bank, Iraq's lead auditor discusses the new KRG-Baghdad export agreement, as well as his priorities for the CBI.
Q&A: Iraq analyst Raad Alkadiri
A widely sought consultant and veteran Iraq observer, Raad Alkadiri shares his insight into the effect of the country's political crises on oil investment.
Q&A: IEA Chief Economist Fatih Birol
The principal author of the IEA's exhaustive new report on Iraq discusses why he believes the country will drive the growth of world energy supplies for decades.
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