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Iraq and Turkey Agree to Restart Kurdistan’s Oil Exports

Turkey and the federal Iraqi government have agreed to resume oil exports from Iraq’s semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan via a pipeline to the Turkish coast, Shakhwan Abdullah, Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, said this weekend. Oil exports from Kurdistan have been halted for two and a half years, after …

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Turkey Taps U.S., European, Asian Suppliers for 15 Bcm LNG

Turkey’s state gas company BOTAS has locked in 15 billion cubic metres of liquefied natural gas (LNG) through new contracts with eight global suppliers, in a concerted effort to expand its energy portfolio and curb dependence on pipelines from Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran. Announced at the Gastech 2025 conference in …

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Key Turkish Refinery Gets back into Russian Oil

Turkey’s top oil refiner, Tupras, has resumed purchasing Russian Urals crude oil after a brief halt earlier this year prompted by U.S. sanctions on Moscow. According to trading sources and shipping data reviewed by Reuters, the company restarted imports following a drop in Urals prices below the G7’s price cap, …

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Turkey Aims for Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline to Run at Full Capacity

Turkey is seeking to maximise the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline’s capacity as operations resume through Ceyhan, according to Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar. Bayraktar emphasised Turkey’s readiness to resume operations, despite a lack of confirmation on flow resumption, according to a report by Reporter. Turkey halted the operation of the pipeline …

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Turkey Seeks Extension to Turkmenistan Gas Supply Deal

Turkey will look to negotiate an extension to a five-year swap agreement to receive natural gas from Turkmenistan, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar told local daily Hürriyet on Tuesday. Two weeks ago, Bayraktar announced that Turkish state firm BOTAS and Turkmenistan’s Turkmengaz signed an agreement to supply gas from the …

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