Chevron has announced agreements with the Iraq-owned Basra Oil Company to exchange confidential data and enter exclusive negotiations regarding the giant West Qurna 2 oilfield. These agreements are contingent on approvals from Iraq’s Council of Ministers and potentially the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. This development follows Iraq’s nationalization of the oilfield last month after U.S. sanctions were imposed on Russia’s Lukoil, which previously operated the field.
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Chevron and Basra Oil Co to exchange data, enter exclusive talks over West Qurna 2
Chevron has announced agreements with the Iraq-owned Basra Oil Company to exchange confidential data and enter exclusive negotiations regarding the giant West Qurna 2 oilfield. These agreements are contingent on approvals from Iraq’s Council of Ministers and potentially the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. This development follows Iraq’s nationalization of the oilfield last month after U.S. sanctions were imposed on Russia’s Lukoil, which previously operated the field.