Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Iraq is recovering from the failure of its first oil licensing round in June by negotiating directly to get foreign investment for its war-torn energy industry.
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BAGHDAD - International oil companies signing deals with Iraq are taking a big risk as the next government, to be elected in January, may revise or cancel those contracts, senior lawmakers said on Monday.
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BAGHDAD The Iraqi government said Saturday it has approved a contract with a British-Chinese consortium to develop a prized oil field in southern Iraq, a significant achievement for a country that has struggled to attract foreign investors despite its...
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The world is running out of oil faster than society suspects, and last year's $4.11 gasoline spike was just a bitter hint of the future, according to a "peak oil" theory whose key proponents will gather in Denver this week.
Full Article at Energy Tribune
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