Iraq is exporting 2.088 million barrels of oil a day
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 4:03 pmIraq is exporting 2.088 million barrels of oil a day last month
01/11/2011 10:58
Erbil, November 1 (Rn) - The head of Iraqi Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) said Tuesday that Iraq's oil exports amounted to 2.088 million barrels per day in October / October, compared with 2.101 million barrels per day in September / September and quoted "Reuters "More Falah al-Amiri as saying that" exports included 1.628 million barrels per day from Basra in southern Iraq and 460 thousand barrels per day from the northern fields around Kirkuk, including eight thousand barrels a day were being shipped vehicles tank to Jordan. Amri said, "We expect the level of exports, the highest of the month before, but bad weather around the ports of Basra in the last six days has reduced exports. " exports amounted to Basra ports on the Gulf 1.63 million barrels per day last Thursday, but fell a sharp decline in the next two days and stopped in full on the Sunday before resuming on Monday at a rate of around 960 thousand barrels per day. He said that the average official selling price was $ 104 a barrel. Iraq has the fourth-largest oil reserves in the world depends on oil imports by 95 per cent to support the budget of the country's finances. and signed agreements with global energy companies to increase production of the country to 12 million barrels by the year 2017. Th : Abdullah Sabri
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01/11/2011 10:58
Erbil, November 1 (Rn) - The head of Iraqi Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) said Tuesday that Iraq's oil exports amounted to 2.088 million barrels per day in October / October, compared with 2.101 million barrels per day in September / September and quoted "Reuters "More Falah al-Amiri as saying that" exports included 1.628 million barrels per day from Basra in southern Iraq and 460 thousand barrels per day from the northern fields around Kirkuk, including eight thousand barrels a day were being shipped vehicles tank to Jordan. Amri said, "We expect the level of exports, the highest of the month before, but bad weather around the ports of Basra in the last six days has reduced exports. " exports amounted to Basra ports on the Gulf 1.63 million barrels per day last Thursday, but fell a sharp decline in the next two days and stopped in full on the Sunday before resuming on Monday at a rate of around 960 thousand barrels per day. He said that the average official selling price was $ 104 a barrel. Iraq has the fourth-largest oil reserves in the world depends on oil imports by 95 per cent to support the budget of the country's finances. and signed agreements with global energy companies to increase production of the country to 12 million barrels by the year 2017. Th : Abdullah Sabri
http://www.aknews.com/ar/aknews/2/270444/