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Iraq's Rumaila oilfield producing around 1.45 mln bpd - BP

Mon, 16th Dec 2013 15:39

DUBAI, Dec 16 (Reuters) - BP is producing around 1.45million barrels per day (bpd) of oil from the Rumaila field inIraq, the chief executive of the British oil major said onMonday.

Rumaila pumps more than a third of Iraq's total output ofover 3 million bpd, but production was reduced in early Novemberas bad weather limited exports.

"Production today in Rumaila is about 1.45 million barrelsper day," Bob Dudley said on the sidelines of a news conferencein Muscat.

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