The U.S. Army's former chief analyst for Iraq oil shares his view of the country's geology.
Cabinet funds Iran gas pipeline Tensions in Basra over U.S. presence Halfaya production set to rise Missan takes on de-mining
Information gleaned from the data captured after Osama bin Laden's killing reveals high-level orders to attack Iraq's oil infrastructure.
Local battle over Missan Oil Co. chief Pilot electricity upgrade completed Basra courts Japan, Iran investment Maliki to chair water task force
Despite major unresolved political disputes, exports hit record levels from Iraqi Kurdistan, which is looking to expand production further as companies begin collecting the payout from Baghdad.
The state-owned oil company of Turkey finalized two gas deals, increasing its strategic energy investments with its restive southern neighbor.
Kurds and Sunnis strengthen ties Power blackout solution hits snag Diyala officials killed Conference addresses mines and spills
Kogas has initialed the disputed Akkas deal, and the Siba and Mansuriya contracts will be finalized Sunday, though Shell’s Basra venture continues to languish.
Iraq moves to import Iranian gas Dhi Qar braces for unrest Four wells drilled at Halfaya Bombs target more Kirkuk officials
Fearing unrest on the heels of the "Arab Spring," government OKs emergency fuel to angry citizens who forced out electricity minister last year.
