oil and gas
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Oil production level in Sheikhan field has increased
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - Gulf Keystone Petroleum Oil Company announced an increase in oil production in the Sheikhan field in the Kurdistan Region, and announced that after the resumption of activities, the daily production of the field has reached more than 43 thousand barrels; at the same time, the company announced plans to further develop wells and sign long-term export contracts with the aim of selling oil based on world prices.
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Mohsen Ghadermarzi, PhD in Geopolitics and Fellow at the Institute for International Energy Studies:
Kurdistan Region in the New Energy Order of the Middle East; From Crisis to Opportunity
The rapid geopolitical shifts in the Middle East—from the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria and escalating military tensions with Iran to the unprecedented disruption in the Strait of Hormuz—have fundamentally transformed the region's energy equations. In this new order, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq has emerged as a strategic focal point, playing a role far beyond that of an autonomous enclave in northern Iraq.
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Dana Gas evacuated its employees from the Kormor gas field.
Iraq and Kurdistan service – Dana Gas company evacuated all its employees from the Kormor gas field as a precautionary measure.
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Oil Price reported;
The oil agreement between Türkiye and England in energy equations in Iraq
Jahan Service- The signing of the extensive oil and gas agreement between the Turkish State Company (TPAO) and the British company British Petroleum BP, focusing on Kirkuk fields, is not only an economic contract; This cooperation in one of the most sensitive areas of Iraq can significantly increase oil production, accelerate the process of curbing flared gases, and at the same time reduce Baghdad's dependence on energy imports. This agreement and its consequences can be evaluated beyond the energy market and at the level of the geopolitical balance of the region.
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The competition of the West and Russia with the Kurds getting short of Syrian oil and gas
World Service - With the entry of Ahmad al-Shora's government forces into northeastern Syria and the recapture of oil and gas fields from the Syrian Democratic Forces in January 2026, Damascus regained practical control over most of the country's hydrocarbon resources after more than a decade of war.