Iraqi gas imports have fallen by about 70 percent after Iran scheduled a temporary pipeline maintenance period to prioritize its own energy supply.
Iraq risks losing over 100,000 bpd of production as flood waters overcome failing infrastructure.
Another 90-day waiver allows for critical power purchases as Iraq tries to balance relations between rival powers.
Five months after leaving office, Abadi reflects on Iraq's political landscape and his successor's handling of energy sector priorities.
A slight decline in crude loadings is offset by a $4 per barrel increase in price, as Iraq's output stays near record levels.
After Kurdistan abruptly stopped oil exports to Iran - and then quickly resumed them - the KRG's emissary to Tehran discusses bilateral relations in the age of renewed U.S. sanctions.
One week after the Kurdistan region stopped all crude and fuel traffic to Iran, the order has been revised and exports have resumed.
DNO has begun a drilling campaign in the heart of Iraq's disputed territories, after the Norwegian company took over as operator from ExxonMobil.
Hundreds of trucks per day had been carrying crude and other oil products across the border, but the KRG has ordered the trade to stop.
Four deputy ministers are swapping positions with one another, in Ghadhban's first major staff changes as minister.
In light of an OPEC quota agreement, Iraq has made steep cuts at state-run fields, but those reductions are being offset by long-planned increases at IOC-operated projects.
