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Iraq plans 3 gas processing plants to cut flaring
The country intends to use the otherwise-wasted gas for power generation and to increase the nation’s income from energy exports, Oil Minister Jabar al-Luaibi has told Reuters
Iran leapfrogs Iraq as India’s no. 2 oil supplier
The jump meant Iran replaced regional rival Iraq as India’s second-biggest oil supplier – a role Tehran used to occupy before Western sanctions were imposed against it over the country’s disputed nuclear programme
US crude imports from KSA, Iraq may decline soon
Although crude oil exports from Saudi Arabia and Iraq increased in November and December, transit times result in delays before these shipments arrive in the United States
Iran, Iraq ink MoU to boost oil cooperation
The two sides agreed to establish a joint committee to follow up on the taken decisions and agreements
Iraq’s oil reserves increase to 153bn barrels
The increased estimate is the result of appraisals and exploration carried out at seven oilfields in central and southern Iraq
Egypt nearing deal with Iraq to import crude oil
Cairo’s search for additional crude comes after Saudi Aramco halted shipments of oil products to Egypt last year
Iraq seeks foreign partner for second gas plant
To promote competition, the new partners cannot be Shell or Mitsubishi , as the two are part of Basrah Gas Co, the first gas processing venture which came on-stream in 2013, in partnership with South Gas Co
Iraq cuts oil production by 160,000 bpd: OPEC deal
Oil Minister Jabar Ali al-Luaibi said he hoped that by the end of the month production would be cut by 210,000 bpd, in line with the OPEC-agreed cap for Iraq
Iraq begins reducing oil output in line with OPEC
Iraq is reviewing several options to implement the reduction, including cuts from Kirkuk oilfield, southern fields being developed by oil majors or other state-run areas, Luaibi told Reuters last month.