Oil exports from Iraq's federal government and Kurdistan region increased in May, taking advantage of a rising oil price.
Chinese firm will quadruple production, to 40,000 bpd, under a new deal that differs significantly from Iraq's previous technical service contracts.
The longest-serving American in Iraq's oil sector gives an insider's account of tactical victories, strategic blunders, and hidden agendas in post-2003 reconstruction.
A leading member of the KRG's ruling Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) discusses fractures among Kurdish parties and the prospects for unification in Baghdad.
BP's consulting deal to help maximize Kirkuk production now includes more fields, including key assets currently managed by the KRG.
The head of the Oil Ministry's Petroleum Contracts and Licensing Directorate discusses negotiations with Exxon, Iraq's new oil contract terms, the future of Kirkuk, and much more.
Iraq contends with overworked offshore terminals and pipelines, but monthly revenues rise on higher global prices.
Oil Ministry nets significant victory with three mid-size oil firms successfully bidding on six projects after concerns raised by companies.
A day before a fifth fields auction, Iraq's sole successful gas field thus far from a previous bidding round is readied to supply much needed gas to power plants.
Oil slicks in the Basra Gulf reveal that Iraq's export ambitions may be putting too much pressure on outdated pipelines.
