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Iran’s Energy Sector: Lots Of Bluster But Limited Progress
...at under the Gazprom MoU, “it was decided...to jointly implement a project to supply gas to Oman and Pakistan.” This is a reference to two gas export pipeline projects that have long been planned by Iran but which have gone nowhere. For Oman, a deal was inked in 2014 for Iran to export up to 10 bc...
Volume: 65Issue: 31Published at Fri, 05 Aug 2022 -
Tunisia At The Crossroads
...2014. Mr Essebsi won Tunisia’s first free presidential election and his Nidaa Tounes party took the most seats in the legislative elections. Nidaa Tounes formed a coalition with the Ennahda party (alongside two others) which sought to tackle deep socioeconomic challenges. In 2016, the co...
Volume: 62Issue: 31Published at Fri, 02 Aug 2019 -
Iraq Crude Revenues Head For 10-Year Low
...vember 2015 and April this year – the average of 3.25mn b/d for the first seven months of 2016 is up 300,000 b/d on the same period a year earlier, and almost 800,000 b/d on January-July 2014. But monthly revenues have averaged $3.16bn so far this year, the lowest since 2006, and if replicated over th...
Volume: 59Issue: 31Published at Fri, 05 Aug 2016 -
Syria: Territorial Disintegration Looms As Conflict Enters New Stage
...e year averaged 9,934 b/d, according to Syrian Oil Minister Sulaiman al-‘Abbas, virtually unchanged from the 2014 average of 9,330 b/d. This puts crude production at a mere 2.4% of the 385,000 b/d Syria was producing before the start of the uprising in March 2011. Gas production in the first ha...
Volume: 58Issue: 31Published at Fri, 31 Jul 2015