Turkey’s security authorities allow the Iraq-Turkey Pipeline to reopen after 23 days.
Traders slash oil payments by more than half as the KRG's sole export pipeline remains hostage to security problems in southeastern Turkey.
Kurdistan's recent oil sector setbacks are undermining the government's quest to support a viable, independent economy.
Federal oil sales dip slightly while Kurdistan and Kirkuk remain hampered by two weeks of pipeline outage.
Little known Swiss-Chinese consortium forms Missan International Refinery Company, aiming to start operation in 2019.
New processing infrastructure and pipelines help Iraq generate power, lower expensive fuel consumption, and reduce harmful flaring.
Iraq's nascent efforts to raise customs revenue seem to backfire as importers slow trade into Basra and merchants protest.
Days after formally reopening, the newly refurbished Najibiya power plant polluted Basra's water supply. Now regulators are threatening to shut it down.
The province where Iraq's oil industry was born is starting to get paid for oil by the Kurdistan region. Kirkuk's governor explains the new "petrodollar" deal.
Iraq starts 2016 with its second-highest monthly export tally ever, but revenues drop along with the price of oil.
