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Iraqi Kurdistan crude flow cut by 75,000
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12.12.2012 |
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December 12, 2012
KIRKUK,— The Kurdistan's oil exports from
Khurmala oilfields to Turkey's Ceyhan port through
Kirkuk have been suspended, a source from the North
Oil Company (NOC) said on Tuesday.
Crude flow from Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan has been
cut by around 75,000 barrels per day because of a
technical problem at Khurmala oilfield though the
region's Tawke and Taq Taq fields are still at
normal output, Iraqi oil sources said on Tuesday.
The three fields usual produce around 180,000 bpd
from Iraqi Kurdistan, which has been caught in a
long-running dispute with the country's central
government in Baghdad over control of oil resources
and territories.
Iraqi Kurdistan has in the past halted its share of
national oil exports to protest for payments by the
central government to oil companies working in its
region. Baghdad made an initial payment to Kurdistan
for foreign oil companies in October, but a second
payment is still due.
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