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Pipeline delays cap Iraq’s northern exports

The Iraqi side of the Iraq-Turkey Pipeline is still months away from coming online — a consequence of years of dysfunction that deprived Iraq of strategic export flexibility.
Workers from the State Company for Oil Projects rehabilitate the Iraqi side of the Iraq-Turkey Pipeline in February 2026. (Photo credit: SCOP)

Six blocks offered, one awarded

A Kuwait-Turkish-UAE consortium takes one exploration block – and five more are left un-awarded – on the first day of Iraq's fourth bidding round.

Beyond the Headlines: May 29, 2012

Basra power units unused Missan calls for closer KRG ties Dhi Qar airport plan rejected Iraq promotes Nassiriya refinery

Beyond the Headlines: May 22, 2012

Farmers paid for crop losses Kirkuk violence intensifies Protesters decry Missan torture Dhi Qar workers allege health hazards

Exxon continues Kurdistan development

With prospective drilling deals, in-country staffing and early-stage exploration activities, the super-major is moving forward with its six KRG contracts.

Beyond the Headlines: May 14, 2012

Oil workers protest in south Garraf residents complain of pollution Missan pledges to boost oil output Khanah field to double production

Q&A: Ashti Hawrami Part 3

Kurdistan's top oil official makes the case for his region's right to export oil independently.

Oil export growth slows

The Iraqi Oil Minister said not to expect a third month of record oil export growth, as the local market needs fuel for the summer.