Commodity Market Report
Iraq energy markets long-term outlook 2016
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Report summary
Political instability, insurgency and low oil prices have been a drag on the Iraqi economy in recent years. A major OPEC oil producer and exporter, Iraq is suffering from a shortage of domestic gas supply. Development of the indigenous gas resource will unlock domestic energy demand and investment supported by recovering oil revenues. Throughout the forecast period from 2015 to 2035 total energy demand in Iraq is expected to grow at 4% a year.
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Key facts (2005 - 2035)Transport fuel mix (2005-2035)Oil supply - demand balance
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Iraq oil infrastructureGas supply - demand balanceIraq gas infrastructureIndustrial fuel mix (2005-2035)RCA fuel mix (2005-2035)Generation capacity (2005-2035)Fuel inputs to power generation (2005-2035)Electricity prices (2015)
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