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Unfortunately, no URL was given in the Telegram post (although I recall seeing some news from Zoom News once or twice before - not sure what kind of news outfit they are).
The following image was attached to the Telegram post.
https://ibb.co/C7Xt2Zb
Is the suggestion that the Turkish pipeline will be used (avoiding non-use fees) but that ICG will supply the Turkish pipe by circumventing KRG?
Erratum - $1.4B fine !
Has Turkey paid any of their $1.4M fine yet ?
Is Baghdad paying Erdogan $1M/day to NOT use his pipeline ??
…… is there a trade-off between the above ?
If that is true where is 1m barrels coming from ??
Is Iraq going bypass turkey with this pipeline.
Only makes IOCs negotiating situation stronger.
Still months away from any conclusion though.
I know it's the same on all of them I'm afraid 🙂
Sorry ;-) I love this forum but I hate the personal nagging against others..
Has anyone seen anything about this? Telegram post left no link.
"The Iraqi government has commenced the repair of its aging oil pipeline while discontinuing the Kurdistan-Turkey pipeline, a source from the North Oil Company in Kirkuk disclosed to Zoom News. The source further indicated that 80 percent of the repair work has already been completed.
The source revealed that the Iraqi Ministry of Oil has accelerated the renovation and reconstruction of the Kirkuk-Turkey pipeline, which transports oil from the Kirkuk oil fields through the Nineveh governorate to Turkey, bypassing the Kurdistan Region’s oil pipeline.
With 80% of the repair work completed, the pipeline is poised to resume operations within the next two to three months, facilitating the transportation of oil to Turkey. Upon completion of the repairs, the pipeline will have the capacity to transport over one million barrels per day, the source added."
Pilegard, jag tror det finns regler om att skriva på engelska :)
prøv at holde en sober tone i forum og skriv noge ***ligt og faktuelt ;-)
istedet for han sagde.. bla bla bla
The conversation:
SeplatWinner (10:34): We have confirmation from the Iraq Ministry of Oil that 1) negotiations with the IOCs are ongoing and 2) payment of outstanding arrears.
PUTUP (13:43) (You quote my post, hence the ")
"We have confirmation from the Iraq Ministry of Oil that 1) negotiations with the IOCs are ongoing and 2) payment of outstanding arrears."
When and where? If anything we've had statements from the IOCs to the contrary.
SeplatWinner (14:11) Here's a statement from the Iraq Ministry of Oil (yesterday) that negotiations are ongoing.
https://shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-reveals-developments-in-resuming-oil-export-via-Turkey
PUTUP (14:18): I was replying to the cook. Do try to keep up.
SeplatWinner (14:21): You asked where these statements were, so I provided it to you.
Again, you clearly quote me in your post 13:43 so I really don't understand why you're doing this to yourself?
Mad batter Paul is back...
The conversation:
Me replying to Seplat aka Paul/John etc: ""We have confirmation from the Iraq Ministry of Oil that 1) negotiations with the IOCs are ongoing and 2) payment of outstanding arrears."
When and where? If anything we've had statements from the IOCs to the contrary."
The Cook: "Until this time, where Apikur for once didn't come out and deny this was happening, as they have usually done."
Me replying to the cook:
"So hanging your hat on no comment. Interesting.
Time will tell. Let's see what GKP management say about that later this week. And away from that, hopefully there will be drivers of stock performance in the far shorter timeframe."
This is you below:
"When and where? If anything we've had statements from the IOCs to the contrary."
I provided you a link to your question (which in turn also invalidated your second statement, as this link is post IOC/Apikur statement last week).
Please keep up with your own writing (all accounts).
No numpty. I quoted one and responded to just that.
You asked below where these statements were, so I provided it to you. Try to keep up.
Seplat I thought it entirely obvious I was replying to the cook. Do try to keep up.
So, if I can't reply within 20 minutes - it means my stance is "no comment"? I'm not unemployed as you seem to be.
You avoided my +5 statements to why the logical reasoning to why a restart of exports is more likely, than not. Not only that, you ignored all my statements and instead rebutteled with a question. I must assume, then, that youre agreeing with my conclusions.
Here's a statement from the Iraq Ministry of Oil (yesterday) that negotiations are ongoing.
https://shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-reveals-developments-in-resuming-oil-export-via-Turkey
Asking again and for the last time, what's your forecast on the exports? Closed forever? Please expand on your own forecast, and stop whining to everybody else (with all your accounts).
So hanging your hat on no comment. Interesting.
Time will tell. Let's see what GKP management say about that later this week. And away from that, hopefully there will be drivers of stock performance in the far shorter timeframe.
Until this time, where Apikur for once didn't come out and deny this was happening, as they have usually done.
"We have confirmation from the Iraq Ministry of Oil that 1) negotiations with the IOCs are ongoing and 2) payment of outstanding arrears."
When and where? If anything we've had statements from the IOCs to the contrary.
Uh oh, Paul is back, and he's attempting to bluff by accusing others of having multiple accounts, and yes, my response to you, whether you are Paul, or not, is a lol.
But I'll humour you, the Iraq's can do whatever they like! It matters not what you or I think of their morality or you attempting to second guess, or lament, their behaviour, rationale or treatment towards their own people. None of that matters, troubles them, nor drives them.
Our investment, no matter how we might feel aggrieved, is irrelevant to them. Actually it's an irritation to them, and one that they would gladly crush.
And so yes, this is a possibility, certainly... "No restart of the pipeline, ever? Baghdad claiming the PSCs illegal?"
You can see the thread to figure out who I replied to.
Are you going to give me a reply to my question(s) or is your take still a "lol"?
'You have approx. 6000 posts between your three accounts complaining about issues in Iraq and their federal state Kurdistan. We understand, it will never be as clear-cut as you have it in your Anglo-Saxon country.'
Who are you talking to here?
You have approx. 6000 posts between your three accounts complaining about issues in Iraq and their federal state Kurdistan. We understand, it will never be as clear-cut as you have it in your Anglo-Saxon country.
Your complaints aside, what's your actual take here? No restart of the pipeline, ever? Baghdad claiming the PSCs illegal?
Were our missing payments last year used to pay the Kurdistan salaries via Erbil (as Baghdad had not forwarded the 12.7% due to Erbil), or were they cheekily ‘acquired’ by the usual suspects - as they knew that we and our PSCs could be used and abused at will )?
Solve this, and we have a clear case to take to court for the recovery of payments + interests due.