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Iraqi oil minister says Hunt Oil deal with Kurd regional government illegal
VIENNA, Austria, 11 September 2007 (Associated Press)
An agreement announced this weekend between U.S.-based Hunt Oil Co. and the self-ruled Kurdish administration of northern Iraq to explore for oil is illegal, Iraq's oil minister Hussain al-Shahristani said Monday.
Those comments underscore the central government's view that exploration contracts with foreign companies should be signed only after the adoption of a new national oil law, which has been stalled for months.
"Any oil deal has no standing as far as the government of Iraq is concerned," al-Shahristani said as he arrived for an OPEC meeting in Vienna. "All these contracts have to be approved by the Federal Authority before they are legal. This (contract) was not presented for approval. It has no standing."
Hunt Oil, a privately held independent oil company, and the Kurdish regional government said Saturday they had signed a production-sharing contract for petroleum exploration in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq. Terms were not disclosed.
Dallas, Texas-based Hunt declined to comment Monday.
The deal is one of several the Kurds have signed with foreign oil companies in the past few years and the first since they put their own oil law into effect in August.
These deals have angered Baghdad, but the Kurdish region appears determined to advance oil exploration in the three-province area they govern in northern Iraq, as Iraq's long-delayed federal oil law remains hobbled by disagreements — among others, about the control of revenues.
Despite Iraq's vast oil reserves, major international companies have sat on the sidelines, not only for security reasons but because of the absence of legislation governing the industry and offering protection for investments.
VIENNA, Austria, 11 September 2007 (Associated Press)
An agreement announced this weekend between U.S.-based Hunt Oil Co. and the self-ruled Kurdish administration of northern Iraq to explore for oil is illegal, Iraq's oil minister Hussain al-Shahristani said Monday.
Those comments underscore the central government's view that exploration contracts with foreign companies should be signed only after the adoption of a new national oil law, which has been stalled for months.
"Any oil deal has no standing as far as the government of Iraq is concerned," al-Shahristani said as he arrived for an OPEC meeting in Vienna. "All these contracts have to be approved by the Federal Authority before they are legal. This (contract) was not presented for approval. It has no standing."
Hunt Oil, a privately held independent oil company, and the Kurdish regional government said Saturday they had signed a production-sharing contract for petroleum exploration in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq. Terms were not disclosed.
Dallas, Texas-based Hunt declined to comment Monday.
The deal is one of several the Kurds have signed with foreign oil companies in the past few years and the first since they put their own oil law into effect in August.
These deals have angered Baghdad, but the Kurdish region appears determined to advance oil exploration in the three-province area they govern in northern Iraq, as Iraq's long-delayed federal oil law remains hobbled by disagreements — among others, about the control of revenues.
Despite Iraq's vast oil reserves, major international companies have sat on the sidelines, not only for security reasons but because of the absence of legislation governing the industry and offering protection for investments.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.379.192 von Broker_Hans am 04.09.07 02:40:27Oslo Bors acquits DNO of misinformation regarding bid for Iraqi oil assets
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-09/artikel-…
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-09/artikel-…
http://www.thecwcgroup.com/UserFiles/Con_File/Iraq%20Petrole…
The agenda would seem to imply that a certain amount of progress on the HCL will have been made by September 8th otherwise certain of the planned sessions would appear to be quite meaningless. Details for which can also be viewed by downloading the PDF via the above link.
Well they obviously can conceive that the law may have been passed come the conference this weekend:
“Please note that at the time of publication of this brochure, the Iraqi federal Petroleum Law and Kurdistan Region’s Petroleum Law are available in approved draft form only; they have not been enacted by the respective legislatures. At the time of the workshop, the review will be conducted based on the final form of these laws, if enacted, or the most current approved draft, if not yet enacted.”
The agenda would seem to imply that a certain amount of progress on the HCL will have been made by September 8th otherwise certain of the planned sessions would appear to be quite meaningless. Details for which can also be viewed by downloading the PDF via the above link.
Well they obviously can conceive that the law may have been passed come the conference this weekend:
“Please note that at the time of publication of this brochure, the Iraqi federal Petroleum Law and Kurdistan Region’s Petroleum Law are available in approved draft form only; they have not been enacted by the respective legislatures. At the time of the workshop, the review will be conducted based on the final form of these laws, if enacted, or the most current approved draft, if not yet enacted.”
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.251.640 von gaijin8 am 22.08.07 11:03:30DNO expecting first export of oil from Iraq in November
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-08/artikel-…
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-08/artikel-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.251.449 von Turbo23 am 22.08.07 10:52:37Schoen, dass sich wieder ein paar mehr User im Thread blicken lassen.
Von den Uebernahmegeruechten habe ich heute auch gelesen, allerdings ohne konkrete Zahlen. Lt Reuters sollen aber einige groessere Firmen daran interessiert sein, sich im Irak einzukaufen. Dh alle jetzt schon dort taetigen Firmen sind interessante Uebernahmeobjekte. Und DNO mit Tawke steht da sicherlich nicht am Ende der Liste. Die Meldung duerfte auch erheblich zum heutigen Kurssprung beigetragen haben.
Die Zahlen fuers 2Q sind doch mal endlich wieder ganz ordentlich. Anscheinend sind die Produktionsprobleme im Griff, das laesst die Zukunft ja wieder etwas rosiger aussehen. Bleibt allerdings immernoch das Problem, wie nun das Oel von Tawke zu den Kaeufern bringen.
Von den Uebernahmegeruechten habe ich heute auch gelesen, allerdings ohne konkrete Zahlen. Lt Reuters sollen aber einige groessere Firmen daran interessiert sein, sich im Irak einzukaufen. Dh alle jetzt schon dort taetigen Firmen sind interessante Uebernahmeobjekte. Und DNO mit Tawke steht da sicherlich nicht am Ende der Liste. Die Meldung duerfte auch erheblich zum heutigen Kurssprung beigetragen haben.
Die Zahlen fuers 2Q sind doch mal endlich wieder ganz ordentlich. Anscheinend sind die Produktionsprobleme im Griff, das laesst die Zukunft ja wieder etwas rosiger aussehen. Bleibt allerdings immernoch das Problem, wie nun das Oel von Tawke zu den Kaeufern bringen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.251.375 von Turbo23 am 22.08.07 10:48:07DNO rejects 700 mln usd bid for Iraqi licenses from unnamed oil firm
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-08/artikel-…
DNO ASA Provides Update on the Tawke Field in the Kurdistan Region of Northern Iraq
http://www.oilvoice.com/DNO_ASA_Provides_Update_on_the_Tawke…
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-08/artikel-…
DNO ASA Provides Update on the Tawke Field in the Kurdistan Region of Northern Iraq
http://www.oilvoice.com/DNO_ASA_Provides_Update_on_the_Tawke…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.063.634 von Petronius am 07.08.07 13:48:55DNO Q2 pretax, opg ahead of forecasts on higher production, lower costs UPDATE
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Eine weitere Meldung zu DNO mit ähnlichem Inhalt:
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Petronius
Eine weitere Meldung zu DNO mit ähnlichem Inhalt:
http://oilgascoal.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view…
Petronius
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.722.478 von Turbo23 am 17.07.07 09:06:08DNO says July production jumps to 17,040 bpd vs 13,580 bpd in June
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.649.112 von gaijin8 am 12.07.07 09:50:15DNO spin-off begins drilling operations on Norwegian Continental Shelf
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