Tagged With Iraq
30 November 2024
Decades of turmoil have left Iraq’s vast energy potential underutilised, but renewed investment and strategic reforms are transforming it into a key player in the region
29 November 2024
The country's fifth and sixth oil and gas bid rounds have attracted a range of new players with gas as well as oil ambitions—and there’s a seismic shift in the contracting process
26 July 2024
Oil majors play it safe amid unfavourable terms in latest oil and gas licensing bid rounds allowing Chinese low-ball moves
9 November 2022
The new administration’s close ties to Tehran could mould its stance towards potential IOC investors
27 July 2022
Oil Ministry claims around key IOC investments ignore its lame duck status
14 March 2022
Soaring oil prices are spurring renewed IOC investment but exposing infrastructure gaps
26 January 2022
Control for Iraq’s new NOC of one of the country’s biggest oil assets may just be a first step in Baghdad’s strategy
26 November 2021
Nearly 30 years since the original agreement, Iraq’s route to the Red Sea may be in sight
5 July 2021
Oft-promised upgrades and greenfield facilities are again making putative progress
6 October 2020
The Mid-East Gulf producer may need to take lessons from its peers to achieve best value in a crowded market
2 October 2020
Refining and petrochemicals development may finally be gathering momentum
11 June 2019
Protests could return this summer, against a background of political fragmentation
6 April 2018
As plans are made to rebuild its oil pipeline to Turkey, Iraq is hoping to open export routes to Iran and Jordan
14 February 2018
The country has approved in principle a plan for a pipeline to import Iraq's oil
