Iraq's marquee initiative to reduce gas flaring is expanding, though uncertainties remain around gas supply.
Export volumes are expected to slide further as Iraq makes new OPEC-plus commitment to support prices with reduced output.
The expansion of Iraq's largest refinery promises to reduce the country’s fuel imports and enable jet fuel exports.
A pilot project at the East Baghdad oil field cluster aims to use carbon credits to finance infrastructure to capture gas and reduce Iraq's carbon footprint.
Mohammed Yassin Hassan al-Obaidi has been appointed acting director general in a leadership reshuffle at Iraq's smallest state-run oil company.
Japanese firm is set to sell its minority share in the Lukoil-operated project as the start of commercial production approaches.
High-level meetings involving Baghdad and Erbil leaders and oil company representatives aim for deals needed to restart northern pipeline exports.
The American super-major will sell its last remaining upstream asset in Iraq to the state-run Basra Oil Company, resolving a years-long conflict over the terms of its exit.
The consortium operating Kurdistan's most prolific gas field is negotiating a potentially paradigm-shifting deal to sell directly to Baghdad.
The northern export pipeline was offline for a seventh straight month, but Iraq has now compensated for about half the lost volumes with increased oil sales via southern outlets.
