Iraq Resumes Condensate Exports With 50,000 Cubic Meters Loaded After Iran Conflict Disruption
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Updated · sudanindependent.com · May 13
Iraq Resumes Condensate Exports With 50,000 Cubic Meters Loaded After Iran Conflict Disruption
5 articles · Updated · sudanindependent.com · May 13
Basra Gas Company loaded 50,000 cubic meters of condensate on Tuesday, marking Iraq’s resumption of exports after a suspension.
The halt was triggered by the Iran conflict and disruptions to regional shipping operations, according to the oil ministry.
Deputy Oil Minister for Gas Affairs Izzat Saber Ismail said the restart restores condensate flows from Iraq as regional energy trade adjusts to security and logistics risks.
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