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Sunday, May 19, 2013

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Iraq Pens Oil, Gas Contract with Kuwait Energy

A Kuwait-led consortium has inked a preliminary deal with Iraq to explore for oil and gas in the country. Associated Press has reported that the consortium will focus on Iraq’s energy rich southern parts. Earlier this year, Kuwait Energy and partners, Turkey's TPAO and the UAE's Dragon Oil, won...

Shell to Start Gas Flow at Iraq Field Soon

First gas from Shell’s gas joint venture in southern Iraq is expected to flow in next three weeks at the rate of 60 million cubic feet per day, Reuters reported. Shell and Mitsubishi Corporation signed a $17 billion deal with Iraq last November to capture flared gas at the country's southern oilfields...

Iraq May Relax Terms for Next Gas Auction Round

Iraq is planning to offer more attractive terms in its next auction of exploration rights for natural gas, Bloomberg has reported. The next round of bidding is likely to happen next year, but Iraq will start now to prepare the data package, and will hold a road shows for the companies before the end...

Iraq Prepares for Fifth Energy Auction Round

Iraq is preparing for its fifth energy auction after its fourth round attracted lacklustre interest. In the fourth round only three of the 12 blocks got auctioned. After the conclusion of the fourth round, Iraq's oil minister said that a fifth energy auction was in the works. "We are preparing for...

Iraq Oil, Gas Auctions Get Lukewarm Response

Iraqi government has managed to sell exploration rights to only three of 12 oil and natural gas exploration blocks in a two-day energy auction. The auction ended Thursday. AFP reported that the two day sale, the first to invite international oil companies to explore Iraqi territory for energy deposits...

Kuwait Energy, Partners Win Iraq Block

A consortium led by Kuwait Energy has won Block 9 in Iraq's fourth post-war energy licensing auction Wednesday. Block 9 in Basra is one of the 12 blocks being offered by the Iraqi government. Kuwait Energy has 40 per cent share while Turkish energy giant TPAO and the London-listed Dragon Oil each have...

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