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Cabinet approves revived plan for re-starting northern exports

A new deal for oil and budget cooperation between Baghdad and Erbil faces significant challenges to implementation, including crippling attacks on Kurdistan's oil sector.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani (right) meets with PUK President Bafel Talabani (left) in Baghdad in July 2025.
Mar 1, 2012

Output stumbles early in record year-to-be

Oil fields are being curtailed due to infrastructure bottlenecks and delays, reducing exports, and investigators are looking into corruption allegations of a key contractor.

Feb 27, 2012

Beyond the Headlines: Feb. 20-26

Missan plant to be tendered Mansuriya power construction begins Iran to increase power supply Dhi Qar OKs record budget

Feb 25, 2012

Exxon confirms Kurdistan deals

Mindful of Baghdad's anger, the company has publicly acknowledged its controversial Kurdistan play for the first time.

Feb 21, 2012

Beyond the Headlines: Feb. 13-19

Missan threatens Luaibi with ban Zubair residents prepare protest New drilling in Kirkuk and Hamrin Q&A: Akkas project chairman

Feb 17, 2012

Iraq ready for refinery pitches

Potential investors face a looming deadline to bid on four refinery deals, and Iraq Oil Report has obtained the specs and investment terms of the projects.

Feb 15, 2012

Q&A: South Oil Co. chief Dhia Jaffar

The head of one of the largest oil producing companies in the world discusses plans to boost capacity, even as IOCs consider leaving.

Feb 14, 2012

Beyond the Headlines: Feb. 6-12

Kogas promises Anbar local gas Diyala claims security gains Missan power construction begins Five-star hotel for Amara

Feb 13, 2012

Oil exports set to increase Maliki’s position

The first oil of a massive export expansion project is heading to the first tanker, a seven-10 day process that will end with an embattled government in a stronger position.