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10 reasons why Iraq's oil production growth has under-performed

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Remember Iraq's 12 million b/d oil production target? In 2009, to much fanfare, Iraq opened up its giant and super-giant fields to international investment. It attracted competitive bids from many of the world’s most capable operators. Iraq undoubtedly has the large-scale low-cost oil resources in its southern fields to underpin production of over 10 million b/d. But the harsh technical service contract terms, and a myriad of technical, political and security factors have all conspired to subdue growth.

Table of contents

  • Executive summary
  • Southern Iraq oil production growth
    • Commercial
      • 1. Technical service contract
      • 2. Crude oil marketing
    • Technical
      • 3. Oil transportation
      • 4. Water supply for reservoir injection
      • 5. Field processing facilities
      • 6. Rigs and drilling
      • 7. Gas utilisation
    • Political and Security
      • 8. Bureaucracy
      • 9. OPEC
      • 10. Security/IS militants
      • The next phase of production growth

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    Plateau production target for Iraq's southern TSCsOil production by southern TSC2017 oil production for Iraq's southern TSCs
    2017 incremental production2017 progress to plateau production target (PPT)Central processing facilitiesOil production scenarios for the southern TSCs

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