Iraqi Kurdistan Resumes Oil Production of up to 230,000 Bpd After Drone Attacks
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Iraq ' s Kurdistan oil production recovered to 220 - 230 thousand barrels per day after the outbreak of the war, while the region negotiates Baghdad to reduce the price of subsidized petrol from 750 to 450 dinars per litre.
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Times of IndiaIraq's Kurdistan region says oil output resumes at up to 230,000 bpd after drone strikes
Iraq's Kurdistan region announced that oil production is back up and running, reaching 230,000 barrels per day. This comes after a period of disruption caused by drone strikes. The resumption of output is a significant development for the region's economy.
Kurdistan Oil Flows Again as Production Resumes After Security Disruptions
Oil production in Iraq’s Kurdistan region has resumed at between 220,000 and 230,000 barrels per day, marking a tentative easing of an energy-sector crisis that deepened after security disruptions and drone attacks, the region’s acting minister of natural resources said Saturday.
On Saturday, the Acting Minister for Natural Wealth of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq announced the resumption of oil production in the region, reaching between 220 and 230,000 barrels per day...
Oil production in Iraq's Kurdistan region has resumed, reaching between 220,000 and 230,000 barrels per day, according to the region's acting Minister of Natural Resources. Companies have returned to operations following disruptions caused by drone attacks during the Iran-Iraq War.
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