Even with higher oil prices and advance payments from oil traders, revenues still fall short of KRG budget needs.
To raise output from its fields, the state-run North Oil Company needs to contend with a trifecta of security, financial, and political crises.
MPs begin looking into alleged bribery scheme following international media reports implicating former oil ministers.
Oil minister tasks SOC with implementing long-delayed infrastructure project, necessary for Iraq to achieve future oil production gains.
After a scorched-earth retreat toward Mosul, IS militants leave behind a public health crisis and a population reeling from two years of brutality.
Oil Ministry pursues negotiations with IOCs on new oil projects - a warning shot at OPEC members seeking to impose quotas.
September oil sales increased by one-third, but net revenues fell again as trading houses recouped debts and did not make new loans.
Crude exports from southern Iraq ports increased month-on-month, with loadings further bolstered by new Kirkuk sales from Ceyhan as Baghdad-Erbil deal enters second month intact.
South Oil Company takes the largest role to date for a state owned company in a technical service contract after Occidental Petroleum's exit.
The autonomous Kurdistan region is struggling to keep its promises to IOCs, owing two months of payments to most oil producers in the region.
