1.37 million barrels of oil per day, annual average
ASHURIRAQ ENERGY INTELLIGENCEIraq oil & gas investment atlas
Explore Federal Iraq’s oilfields, gas projects and export network. Compare fields using dated operator reports, with separate coverage of the Kurdistan Region.

Rumaila & Halfaya
Two operators reported 2025 output in different ways. Read each figure in its original unit before comparing the fields.
Compare these fields ↗More than 21 million tonnes of oil-equivalent, combined oil and gas output
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Basra
14Register entries
- Field point
- 11
- Historical well only
- 1
- Location pending
- 2
A field point marks a reference location. A historical well identifies that well alone.
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Screen fields and contract context
Compare Federal Iraq fields, discoveries and contract records against their snapshot dates, evidence labels and location basis.
Open the Federal Iraq registerTrack services and procurement
Review dated operator and ministry notices alongside related assets. A tender signal is not an award or confirmed access to a contract.
Review public-source signalsAssess gas and power links
Explore selected gas assets and reviewed infrastructure references; verify project scope and operating status against the linked sources.
Explore gas and infrastructure layersTrace export and logistics routes
Compare reviewed pipeline, storage, refinery and export references. The mapped infrastructure is a reviewed sample, not a complete inventory.
Compare route and logistics layersA research product built to show its limits
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Published intelligence carries its date, source and evidence classification so your team can inspect the underlying material.
Location quality stays visible
Published points, approximate references and entries without an individual point are distinguished on the map and in the register.
Scope is explicit
Federal Iraq is the primary field register. Selected Kurdistan context is kept separate; missing records or map points are not treated as proof of absence.
Selected public-source signals
Recent items in the reviewed release, with the original publisher one click away.
Last source review: 6 Nov 2026
Provision of Well Pad and Security Facilities Construction, and Road Maintenance Services
EBS tender 034-SC-26-EBS covers well-pad and security-facilities construction and road maintenance. Its first extension, published 5 November, moves the deadline from 9 November to 23 November 2026 at 16:00 Baghdad time; the notice lists a USD 300,000 bid bond and permits joint bidding by up to two firms. Procurement only; no bidder, award or contract is verified.
ZPEC reports SLB visit and overseas cooperation discussions
ZPEC says an SLB Reservoir Production Enhancement delegation visited its Sichuan facilities on 16 October and discussed equipment manufacturing, downhole tools and overseas project coordination. ZPEC refers to a cooperation foundation in Iraq and other overseas projects; the report does not identify an Iraq-specific contract, purchase order, field application or award.
Provision of Contaminated Crude Oil Treatment and Recycling Services
EBS tender 067-SC-26-EBS for contaminated-crude treatment and recycling closes 9 Nov 2026 at 16:00 Baghdad time; USD 60,000 bid bond; joint bidding is not accepted. Procurement notice only; no award result is verified.
OPEC+ participants retain December 2026 production levels at September settings
SOMO reported on 1 Nov 2026 that the seven participating OPEC+ countries, including Iraq, would keep December production levels at September settings and continue monthly reviews. The cited source does not state Iraq's individual quota or actual output; no production figure is inferred.
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This is a research reference, not an investment recommendation, offer or substitute for legal, technical, commercial, fiscal or security diligence. Snapshot dates and unresolved conflicts remain visible. Field names alone do not establish current production, ownership, operating status or commercial availability.
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