New June data from Ministry shows signs of growth while national oil company law makes progress to Parliament, 2nd bidding round set.
Three key documents from Iraq's June 30 auction for six oil and two gas fields.
Iraq’s oil unions allude to tense future in Rumaila as foreign firms signed by the Oil Ministry are unwelcome, at least on the current terms.
As Iraq appears to start slowly denationalizing its oil sector, politicians and foreign companies must ensure Iraqis are satisfied.
Mobile phone companies in Iraq are being accused of delivering poor services to their increasingly frustrated customers.
Minister says contractors will be paid, exports to reach goal despite hitches, and he’s keeping an eye on takeovers of firms he’s signed.
A week later, thoughts on the oil bidding round and what comes next for Iraq’s oil sector.
Oil exports from northern fields doesn’t mean a deal on KRG oil contracts, even those exporting now, and a compromise is made more complex by gas deal.
For the first time since the invasion of Iraq in 2003 an Iraqi city has 24-hour power supply.
Iraq’s Oil Ministry must decide what next after putting eight oil and gas fields up for foreign oil investors.
