Iraq's Transportation Ministry holds a conference aimed to facilitate collaboration among government ministries and foreign oil companies in support of the upcoming, massive oil production increase.
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Provincial council will use its special oil-revenue fund to build a power plant – a move the Electricity Ministry says is not legitimate.
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A battle for control of the province’s oil development combusted, as local and federal security forces faced off.
Iraq and Turkey negotiate new pipeline deal
Iraq hopes to negotiate terms for a better future for much-attacked northern pipeline, though Turkey concerned it will lose revenue again if security fails.
Details emerge from the court battle for Rumaila
Iraq Oil Report sheds light on the federal court challenge to BP's contract for Rumaila with the documents filed by the Oil Ministry and MP Musawi in recent hearings.
Bloody Baghdad day won't deter oil auction
The Iraqi government and officials from foreign oil companies looking to land deals this weekend won't postpone or change the venue of the auction after Tuesday's bombings.
Powering Baghdad
Nearly a nuclear power plant's worth of private generators fill in for the struggling national electricity grid in Baghdad.
Allawi: oil deals should be honored but reviewed, altered
Ex-PM Allawi, leader of the top vote-getting Iraqiya list in the disputed March national elections, rails on an absence of clear policy on oil issues in sit-down with Iraq Oil Report.
