Missan moves on power plans Potential Iraq-Turkey-Syria water pact Attack to blame for power outage Kirkuk violence continues
ExxonMobil maintains its no comment policy in the post-KRG deal era, though global supply forecast shows caution on Iraq.
Anticipating export increases due to new infrastructure and rising Kurdish production, Iraq's Cabinet has approved a record-setting draft budget of nearly $100 billion.
Exxon risked its stake in a super-giant Iraqi field and cast its lot with Kurdistan. The gamble might not be as risky as it seems.
Sadr seeks Anbar reconciliation Provinces seek power shift Corruption rocks Elect. Ministry Engineers protest unjust prosecution
Elect. Ministry faces lawsuit over quotas Mehdi Army accused of plot to kill Anbar gov. Missan pipeline, drilling progress Oil development problems in Dhi Qar
After years of negotiations, Shell inks a 25-year gas company joint venture with Iraq, making it the largest investor in the country's oil sector.
Days before Shell and Iraq are to formalize a new gas company, Basra's local government has voted to file a lawsuit challenging the deal.
Higher oil prices offset a slight decline in exports as Iraq struggles to maintain post-2003 record year.
The leaders of the new Genel Energy talk to reporters about prospects in KRG and beyond, life with Exxon, and sanctity of their deals.
