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Iraq renews warnings and threats for companies to buy oil from Kurdistan
Posted 24/05/2013 01:36 PM
Babinaoz - Agencies :
Iraq vowed on Friday to take legal action against companies in an effort to halt sales of crude oil from Kurdistan to Turkey.
He said Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Hussain al-Shahristani "any oil taken out of the country and do not go payments to the Iraqi people through the central government is considered seize Iraq's national wealth."
Shahristani said, speaking in Sydney, Australia, where he will attend the conference which is also adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister for Energy, "There are a number of ways the Iraqi government in the process of study and any responsible government would give the same priority to the protection of people's wealth." And began oil exports from the Taq Taq field in Kurdistan province to the Turkish port of Mersin in small quantities early January and rose to a little over 40 thousand barrels per day.
It is expected that up to about 60 thousand barrels per day by the end of June. In a retaliatory move sent the Iraqi State Oil Marketing Organization state-owned messages warn customers from buying any oil company not marketed Ministry plans to sue oil producing companies namely Turkish Genel Energy English. And via intermediate Turkish company Select Energy bought German first two shipments of Taq Taq oil in April.
The contracted to buy shipment third largest size of 80 thousand tons. The sources said that the company (or. Mother.) Austrian - developed by Baghdad has already blacklisted because of its stakes in the operations of the source in Kurdistan - also bought a shipment in May, according to Reuters. The Iraqi government says that is expected to provide the Kurdistan 250 thousand barrels per day of Iraq's oil exports in 2013, which is targeted to reach 2.9 million barrels per day.
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Posted 24/05/2013 01:36 PM
Babinaoz - Agencies :
Iraq vowed on Friday to take legal action against companies in an effort to halt sales of crude oil from Kurdistan to Turkey.
He said Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Hussain al-Shahristani "any oil taken out of the country and do not go payments to the Iraqi people through the central government is considered seize Iraq's national wealth."
Shahristani said, speaking in Sydney, Australia, where he will attend the conference which is also adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister for Energy, "There are a number of ways the Iraqi government in the process of study and any responsible government would give the same priority to the protection of people's wealth." And began oil exports from the Taq Taq field in Kurdistan province to the Turkish port of Mersin in small quantities early January and rose to a little over 40 thousand barrels per day.
It is expected that up to about 60 thousand barrels per day by the end of June. In a retaliatory move sent the Iraqi State Oil Marketing Organization state-owned messages warn customers from buying any oil company not marketed Ministry plans to sue oil producing companies namely Turkish Genel Energy English. And via intermediate Turkish company Select Energy bought German first two shipments of Taq Taq oil in April.
The contracted to buy shipment third largest size of 80 thousand tons. The sources said that the company (or. Mother.) Austrian - developed by Baghdad has already blacklisted because of its stakes in the operations of the source in Kurdistan - also bought a shipment in May, according to Reuters. The Iraqi government says that is expected to provide the Kurdistan 250 thousand barrels per day of Iraq's oil exports in 2013, which is targeted to reach 2.9 million barrels per day.
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