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Iraqi Kurdistan's oil export will start early 2011 (http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://daralhayat.com/portalarticlendah/209955&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&usg=ALkJrhi5hZra5d-MJcjcpdIg_Z8Sz_0p8w)
Tuesday, 2007 Desimbr 2010
Baghdad, London - Reuters - The Iraqi Oil Minister Hussain al-Shahristani said yesterday that is supposed to be the dispute between the KRG and the Iraqi central government only and that the region starts pumping oil for export in early 2011.
He told reporters that the semi-autonomous northern region could export 150 thousand barrels per day next year.
She informed the Ministry of Oil in Kurdistan government agency «Reuters» in the November 25 (November) that the last government expects to receive the recognition of their contracts of oil a new government in Baghdad, and they are confident that oil will flow from the region by the beginning of the new year.
Baghdad insists on controlling the energy resources of Iraq, including oil fields in the Kurdish region.
The al-Shahristani said that the contracts concluded by the Kurdistan Regional Government with foreign oil companies illegal, but he stressed yesterday that Baghdad is not concerned with regard to contracts.
Shahristani said that oil companies to submit receipts for equipment and other expenditures of the central government.
He promised to review the contracts, «If they are acceptable and reasonable as the rest of the contracts concluded in the rest of Iraq, the costs will be paid to companies».
Oil has retreated from its highest level in 26 months of about $ 90 a barrel yesterday on rising dollar, which dominated the support derived from the recent increase in demand due to cold weather in Europe and parts of the United States.
The euro fell while the dollar rose against a basket of currencies, with sentiment affected by the debt problems of the euro zone.
The move in oil prices and dollar-denominated commodities usually reflect the movement of the dollar.
And U.S. crude futures fell 33 cents to 88.86 dollars a barrel.
The dollar rose to 89.76, the highest price during the meetings since the ninth of October (October 2008).
Fell mix «Brent» 31 cents to 91.11 dollars.
Analysts said the wave of cold weather in Europe and parts of the United States enhance the prices of heating oil and fuels other heating.
Iraqi Kurdistan's oil export will start early 2011 (http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://daralhayat.com/portalarticlendah/209955&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&usg=ALkJrhi5hZra5d-MJcjcpdIg_Z8Sz_0p8w)
Tuesday, 2007 Desimbr 2010
Baghdad, London - Reuters - The Iraqi Oil Minister Hussain al-Shahristani said yesterday that is supposed to be the dispute between the KRG and the Iraqi central government only and that the region starts pumping oil for export in early 2011.
He told reporters that the semi-autonomous northern region could export 150 thousand barrels per day next year.
She informed the Ministry of Oil in Kurdistan government agency «Reuters» in the November 25 (November) that the last government expects to receive the recognition of their contracts of oil a new government in Baghdad, and they are confident that oil will flow from the region by the beginning of the new year.
Baghdad insists on controlling the energy resources of Iraq, including oil fields in the Kurdish region.
The al-Shahristani said that the contracts concluded by the Kurdistan Regional Government with foreign oil companies illegal, but he stressed yesterday that Baghdad is not concerned with regard to contracts.
Shahristani said that oil companies to submit receipts for equipment and other expenditures of the central government.
He promised to review the contracts, «If they are acceptable and reasonable as the rest of the contracts concluded in the rest of Iraq, the costs will be paid to companies».
Oil has retreated from its highest level in 26 months of about $ 90 a barrel yesterday on rising dollar, which dominated the support derived from the recent increase in demand due to cold weather in Europe and parts of the United States.
The euro fell while the dollar rose against a basket of currencies, with sentiment affected by the debt problems of the euro zone.
The move in oil prices and dollar-denominated commodities usually reflect the movement of the dollar.
And U.S. crude futures fell 33 cents to 88.86 dollars a barrel.
The dollar rose to 89.76, the highest price during the meetings since the ninth of October (October 2008).
Fell mix «Brent» 31 cents to 91.11 dollars.
Analysts said the wave of cold weather in Europe and parts of the United States enhance the prices of heating oil and fuels other heating.