Kurdistan’s energy sector 2021: year in review

Crude output fell as payment and regulatory uncertainty put investors on edge, but new activity could lead to production increases in 2022.

Pumps at a well at the Tawke oil field in Iraqi Kurdistan operated by Norway's DNO. (SEBASTIAN MEYER/Metrography/Iraq Oil Report)

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