Independent Energy System Shields Kurdistan from Iranian Gas Sanctions Date: March 18, 2025 A member of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee in the former Kurdistan Parliament, Sherko Jawdat, has
Impact of US Sanctions on Iranian Gas Imports: Kurdistan's Energy Independence Kurdistan Region, Iraq – Sherko Jawdat, a member of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee in the former Kurdistan
Impact of U.S. Sanctions on Iranian Gas Imports and the Kurdistan Region’s Energy Autonomy Sherko Jawdat, a member of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee from the previous Kurdistan Parliament,
Addressing Kurdistan’s Oil Challenges The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) continues to grapple with persistent issues regarding its oil sector, exacerbated by ongoing budgetary disputes with the federal government in Baghdad.
Syrian Transitional Government Denies Negotiations on Oil Imports Baghdad – The Syrian transitional government has issued a statement confirming that it has not engaged in negotiations with Iraq or Saudi
Impact of U.S. Sanctions on Iraq's Energy Imports from Iran The British energy consulting firm FGE has confirmed that the United States has decided not to renew exemptions from sanctions
Damascus Lacks Economic Leverage Against Baghdad Amid Regional Tensions On March 11, 2025, economic analyst Nasser Al-Tamimi assessed the prospects of Syria employing economic strategies in its relations with Iraq
Kurdistan Oil Industry Association Signals Readiness to Resume Exports The Kurdistan Oil Industry Association (APKOR) has announced its preparedness to restart oil exports from the Kurdistan region as soon as
U.S. Policy on Iranian Gas Imports: Implications for Iraq's Energy Sector On March 10, 2025, Khalifa Al-Tamimi asserted that the United States is likely to accept the reality of Iraq's
Iraq: No Immediate Alternative to Iranian Energy Imports Energy Dependency Iraq continues to find itself heavily reliant on Iranian energy imports, a situation that poses significant challenges for its energy