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Storm clouds threaten Iraq’s striking oil revival, By Guy Chazan

Storm clouds threaten Iraq’s striking oil revival, By Guy Chazan When it comes to the world’s rising oil powers, none has risen quite as quickly – and with such profound implications for global crude markets – as Iraq. Ravaged by decades of war and sanctions, Iraq’s oil industry is making a remarkable recovery. Production has rebounded strongly thanks to big investments by wes

Download Prior to the 2003 regime change no private sector gas projects had been implemented in Iraq and gas prices were heavily subsidized, both nationally and in a regional context**. However, since 2007, two major gas projects have been signed, the first in Kurdistan by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) and the second in Basra province by the Ministry of Oil (MoO). In

Download PDF 1-Introduction The Middle East is in a state of turbulence, politically as well as in terms of its position with regard to Energy, and Iraq would seem to be an apparent case of this turmoil. The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has begun to export crude oil directly to world oil markets through Turkey. The KRG began exporting its own very light oil, or condens

IRAQ’S MEGA PROJECTS Presentation by Dr Thamir Uqaili For The 3rd Iraq Business Forum in Hamburg, Germany June 17th, 2013 Press here to download PDF file

I have read with interest the Summary of the Final Report of the INES. There are certain points that I would like to raise, relating to a few aspects that I consider important. I will restate the essential elements of the Strategy`s proposals that invoked my comments. The opening key to understanding the basic objectives of the INES is to quote the vision statement of the Strat