Iraq approves  oil export pipeline studies


BAGHDAD: Iraq’s Cabinet approved Basra Oil Co signing “a heads of agreement”, or preliminary agreement, and a non-disclosure agreement with a consortium including US companies Capital TI and Chevron and Qatar’s UCC to study strategic oil export pipeline projects, according to a Cabinet statement.

The consortium will prepare technical and financial feasibility studies comparing proposed routes including Basra-Haditha-Kirkuk-Ceyhan and Basra-Haditha-Baniyas.

The Cabinet said the agreements would not create any final financial or contractual obligations for the Iraqi oil ministry.

It also authorised Basra Oil Co to sign a consultancy services contract with KBR for a Basra-Haditha oil pipeline project. — Reuters

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