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TURKEY - The Iraq Factor.

The Kirkuk-Ceyhan crude oil pipeline resumed pumping last March after several months of suspension because of repeated sabotage. But its useable capacity is 400,000 b/d, down from 1.6m b/d before Saddam's Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990, and the actual throughput in recent weeks was less

than that.

Suicide boat strikes on Iraq's main southern oil terminal at Basra on April 24 halted the export of some 3m barrels of crude oil. But exports resumed early in the morning of April 25 from the Khor Al-Amaya terminal, which handles 400,000 b/d. Exports from the 1.6m b/d Basra terminal were resumed at night on April 25.

In addition, make sure to read these articles:

  • KUWAIT - The Logistics.
  • Kuwait has the capacity to export up to 2.4m b/d of crude oil and petroleum products out of its terminals. Before Iraq's August 1990 invasion, ......
  • IRAQ - Part 3 - Exports & The Logistics.
  • With the US in control of Iraq, in theory this country would potentially be the biggest oil exporter in the world. Iraq could also become ......
  • KUWAIT - Geological Profile.
  • Kuwait is one of the world's prolific oil provinces, despite its small size, with an area of just over 18,000 sq km. Most of its ......
  • IRAQ - The War & Reconstruction Costs.
  • The Washington Post noted on Dec. 2 that, within a month of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in August 1990, the first Bush administration launched ......
  • YEMEN - The Market Perspective.
  • Unlike in 1998, when Yemen suffered severely from a big fall in world oil prices, the markets on both sides of Suez now are strong ......
  • IRAQ - Transportation & Export Facilities.
  • Iraq's existing storage, pipelines and loading facilities have to be progressively expanded in accordance with the production and export targets announced in March 1995. Work ......
  • Jordan seeks UN permission to fly to Iraq.
  • AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Jordan is apparently in the process of negotiating with the United Nations (UN) to resume commercial flights to Iraq....
  • Staying up in down times.
  • Conventional wisdom holds that Irag's invasion of Kuwait in August 1990 tipped the economy into recession by driving up oil prices and deflating consumer confidence....
  • TURKEY - The Crude Oil Suppliers.
  • Turkey's main supplier of crude oil is Saudi Arabia, accounting for about 105,000 b/d during the first four months of 2000 and 110,000 b/d in ......
  • Mahlmann returns from exile.
  • You can come home again, it seems, even if your name is closely tied with a former industry giant that went kaput. At least if ......
  • Recessionary woes take us back to basics.
  • When last we left the United States economy, it was in the recovery room. America's ninth postwar recession, which began in August 1990, apparently ended ......
  • IRAQ - Oil Production Background.
  • By August 1990, when Iraq invaded Kuwait and fell under a total UN embargo, the country's oil production capacity had reached 3.5m b/d. The US-led ......
  • IRAQ - Oil Production Background.
  • By August 1990, when Iraq invaded Kuwait and fell under a total UN embargo, the country's oil production capacity had reached 3.5m b/d. The US-led ......
  • KUWAIT - The Power Sector.
  • Kuwait now has four power stations with a total generating capacity of 8,789 MW, compared to 6,898 MW in the first quarter of 1999. They ......
  • Robert A. Young Federal Building.
  • Robert A. Young Federal Building St. Louis, Missouri Owner: General Services Administration Architect: Stone, Marraccini and Patterson Smith-Entzeroth, Inc. The over $59.5 million renovation of ......