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Iraq intends to announce a fifth round of licences for invasive exploratory patches soon
Author: HM
Editor: NQ | HAH
Friday 08 June 2012 11: 08 GMT
Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad
Alsumaria news/Baghdad
The Iraqi oil Ministry, revealed Friday, near the advertised special fifth round of licences patches invasive exploratory, noting that the objective of Iraq at the present time is the interest in the gas industry, investment optimization.
And Foreign Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said in an interview for "alsumaria news", that "Iraq will soon announce their fifth licensing round patches of exploratory natural gas", stating that "places and prepare patches invasive exploratory will be announced later."
Jihad said that "exploratory gas patches that were chosen to be advertised is a distinct form of exploratory patches as a catalyst for global companies to develop competent oil and gas in Iraq", adding that "the aim of Iraq at the present time is the interest in the gas industry, investment optimization."
Jihad said that "Iraq could during the first and second rounds of licenses from achieving its objectives in the development of oil fields, he now seeks to develop the gas fields with the aim of maximizing its reserves and gas producer and exporter, as well as achieve higher revenues, which would further the Iraqi budget."
The oil Ministry said in March last year, on the fourth round of licences to develop 12 locations, including seven sites gas exploratory and five oil sites spread over 6500 km spread over ten governorates, namely, Anbar, Ninawa, Diwaniyah, Najaf, Babil, Wasit Muthanna, Diyala, Basra and Dhi Qar.
The round ended with an investment of three exploratory plots are invading eighth between Diyala, Wasit, area 6,000 square km, won by Pakistan Pakistan petroleum company between the provinces of Muthanna and oil Qar, Coalition two Luka Weil Russian wambrks Japanese to invest oil exploratory area between the provinces of Muthanna and tenth Qar land five thousand and 500 square kilometers.
Iraq oil fields introduced during the first and second round of licenses for development by global firms to produce at least 11 million barrels a day within the next six years, and 12 million bpd after adding the quantities produced from the other fields of the national effort.
Oil Ministry announced, during October 2010 within the third round of licences, the victory Coalition companies (JTB or) Turkish and Quett wekokaz Korean investment in energy field mansourieh, invader victory Kuwait energy company and Coalition (JTB or) Turkish investment field Saybah invasive, 30 km south of Basra, winning coalition of Korean company and kas kokas Kazakh gas field development by keen in Anbar province in Western Iraq.
Identified organization of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) quota Iraq three million and 800,000 barrels a day, but does not produce only 2 million and 500,000 bpd at present, export quota is by agreement between the Member States and the Organization, depending on certain criteria which each State reserves, although Iraq demanding greater share based on what it says "new discoveries".
Iraq crude exports from Basra and Khor Al-Amaya port on the Gulf, as well as the port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean, through trucks to Jordan basin, and production of crude oil from Iraq is currently around three million barrels per day, nearly 2 million and 500 thousand barrels per day.
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Author: HM
Editor: NQ | HAH
Friday 08 June 2012 11: 08 GMT
Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad
Alsumaria news/Baghdad
The Iraqi oil Ministry, revealed Friday, near the advertised special fifth round of licences patches invasive exploratory, noting that the objective of Iraq at the present time is the interest in the gas industry, investment optimization.
And Foreign Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said in an interview for "alsumaria news", that "Iraq will soon announce their fifth licensing round patches of exploratory natural gas", stating that "places and prepare patches invasive exploratory will be announced later."
Jihad said that "exploratory gas patches that were chosen to be advertised is a distinct form of exploratory patches as a catalyst for global companies to develop competent oil and gas in Iraq", adding that "the aim of Iraq at the present time is the interest in the gas industry, investment optimization."
Jihad said that "Iraq could during the first and second rounds of licenses from achieving its objectives in the development of oil fields, he now seeks to develop the gas fields with the aim of maximizing its reserves and gas producer and exporter, as well as achieve higher revenues, which would further the Iraqi budget."
The oil Ministry said in March last year, on the fourth round of licences to develop 12 locations, including seven sites gas exploratory and five oil sites spread over 6500 km spread over ten governorates, namely, Anbar, Ninawa, Diwaniyah, Najaf, Babil, Wasit Muthanna, Diyala, Basra and Dhi Qar.
The round ended with an investment of three exploratory plots are invading eighth between Diyala, Wasit, area 6,000 square km, won by Pakistan Pakistan petroleum company between the provinces of Muthanna and oil Qar, Coalition two Luka Weil Russian wambrks Japanese to invest oil exploratory area between the provinces of Muthanna and tenth Qar land five thousand and 500 square kilometers.
Iraq oil fields introduced during the first and second round of licenses for development by global firms to produce at least 11 million barrels a day within the next six years, and 12 million bpd after adding the quantities produced from the other fields of the national effort.
Oil Ministry announced, during October 2010 within the third round of licences, the victory Coalition companies (JTB or) Turkish and Quett wekokaz Korean investment in energy field mansourieh, invader victory Kuwait energy company and Coalition (JTB or) Turkish investment field Saybah invasive, 30 km south of Basra, winning coalition of Korean company and kas kokas Kazakh gas field development by keen in Anbar province in Western Iraq.
Identified organization of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) quota Iraq three million and 800,000 barrels a day, but does not produce only 2 million and 500,000 bpd at present, export quota is by agreement between the Member States and the Organization, depending on certain criteria which each State reserves, although Iraq demanding greater share based on what it says "new discoveries".
Iraq crude exports from Basra and Khor Al-Amaya port on the Gulf, as well as the port of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean, through trucks to Jordan basin, and production of crude oil from Iraq is currently around three million barrels per day, nearly 2 million and 500 thousand barrels per day.
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