Exxon-IDC ink W. Qurna deal Dhi Qar plans new airport Oil Ministry signs equipment deals IEI signs MoU for Iraq oil schools
Kurdistan's Minister of Natural Resources explains the history of the semi-autonomous region's export deal with Baghdad, why it all fell apart, and what it will take to re-start.
The president of the federal Board of Supreme Audit, Abdulbasit Turki Saeed, tells Iraq Oil Report about his efforts to investigate Kurdistan's oil sector.
In the aftermath of Kurdistan's April 1 export cutoff, Iraq's deputy prime minister for energy and its oil minister speak out.
Security addresses Garraf tribal concerns Progress in Buzurgan, Noor fields Basra moves on Fao port project Iraq signs Beiji power deal
NOC glitch interrupts Turkey pumping Halfaya worker abuses investigated Kirkuk demands diesel supply No radiation in Buzurgan
Iraq has launched its second SPM, increasing exports, and expects a 600,000 bpd increase in production by the end of the year.
Iraq's fourth contract licensing round is on for May 30-31, and the Oil Ministry has confirmed the final list of companies. Exxon is out.
Weatherford security firm targeted Additional power barges contracted New Buzurgan wells flow Jordan denies Iraq-Israel smuggling
As the central and Kurdistan regional governments continue to fight over oil rights, ExxonMobil is moving ahead on deals with both.
