Iraq could blacklist Sinopec after Addax deal
24 August 2009
ISTANBUL - Iraq’s Oil Ministry will blacklist China’s Sinopec Corp. and prohibit it from competing in a second bidding round for oilfield tenders if it confirms its purchase of Swiss oil explorer Addax Petroleum Corp., a senior Iraqi oil official said on Monday.
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/biz/inside.asp?xfile=/data/business/2009/August/business_August508.xml§ion=business
24 August 2009
ISTANBUL - Iraq’s Oil Ministry will blacklist China’s Sinopec Corp. and prohibit it from competing in a second bidding round for oilfield tenders if it confirms its purchase of Swiss oil explorer Addax Petroleum Corp., a senior Iraqi oil official said on Monday.
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/biz/inside.asp?xfile=/data/business/2009/August/business_August508.xml§ion=business
25/8 2009 11:23 cyber 0
17439 Iraks Nationale Olieselskab - INOC loven er blandt de planlagte lovgivninger, der er en del af den foreslåede Federal Oil and Gas Law, der stadig er under behandling i det irakiske parlament.
INOC som "holdingselskab" og ikke som en offentlig virksomhed?
En sådan forordning vil betyde kontrollerende opkøb af aktier i de udenlandske olieselskaber i Iraq, og skal jeg give et bud bliver det INOC som køber DNO, og vupti den "ulovlige" kontrakt er elimineret.
INOC som "holdingselskab" og ikke som en offentlig virksomhed?
En sådan forordning vil betyde kontrollerende opkøb af aktier i de udenlandske olieselskaber i Iraq, og skal jeg give et bud bliver det INOC som køber DNO, og vupti den "ulovlige" kontrakt er elimineret.
25/8 2009 11:27 cyber 017440 Gentager lige overskriften uden gåseøjne, det kunne PI's teknik ikke rigtig klare 
25/8 2009 22:51 cyber 017497 Der foregår ting og sager udenom budrunden:
Japan close to sign oil field deal in Iraq
TOKYO, Aug 25, 2009 (AFP) - Resource-poor Japan is close to signing a deal with Iraq on the right to develop a huge oil field in the Middle Eastern country, corporate officials said Tuesday.
Talks between Baghdad and three Japanese oil developers "are in progress toward an agreement" to develop the Nasiriyah oil field in southern Iraq, a spokesman for Nippon Oil Corp, one of the three energy firms, said.
If the deal is reached, the Nasiriyah oil field will be the biggest in production volume that Japanese companies have developed, he said.
Trade Minister Toshihiro Nikai told a news conference Tuesday: "We'll tackle the project as a team of the government and the private sector."
"I hope for a good result," the minister said.
Japan, the world's second-largest economy, has few natural resources and is almost entirely dependent on the Middle East for its oil.
The Nasiriyah field is expected to produce 600,000 barrels a day, about 10 percent of Japan's whole crude consumption, Jiji Press reported.
Japan, officially pacifist since World War II, late last year ended a mission flying goods and personnel into Iraq on behalf of the US-led coalition and the United Nations.
Former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi earlier took the landmark step of sending troops to Iraq on a reconstruction mission, the first time since 1945 Tokyo has sent forces to a country where fighting was under way.
Koizumi ended the troop mission, which was unpopular among voters, before leaving office in 2006.
http://www.zawya.com/Story.cfm/sidANA20090825T073735ZTLC51/Japan%20close%20to%20sign%20oil%20field%20deal%20in%20Iraq%2C%20say%20officials
Japan close to sign oil field deal in Iraq
TOKYO, Aug 25, 2009 (AFP) - Resource-poor Japan is close to signing a deal with Iraq on the right to develop a huge oil field in the Middle Eastern country, corporate officials said Tuesday.
Talks between Baghdad and three Japanese oil developers "are in progress toward an agreement" to develop the Nasiriyah oil field in southern Iraq, a spokesman for Nippon Oil Corp, one of the three energy firms, said.
If the deal is reached, the Nasiriyah oil field will be the biggest in production volume that Japanese companies have developed, he said.
Trade Minister Toshihiro Nikai told a news conference Tuesday: "We'll tackle the project as a team of the government and the private sector."
"I hope for a good result," the minister said.
Japan, the world's second-largest economy, has few natural resources and is almost entirely dependent on the Middle East for its oil.
The Nasiriyah field is expected to produce 600,000 barrels a day, about 10 percent of Japan's whole crude consumption, Jiji Press reported.
Japan, officially pacifist since World War II, late last year ended a mission flying goods and personnel into Iraq on behalf of the US-led coalition and the United Nations.
Former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi earlier took the landmark step of sending troops to Iraq on a reconstruction mission, the first time since 1945 Tokyo has sent forces to a country where fighting was under way.
Koizumi ended the troop mission, which was unpopular among voters, before leaving office in 2006.
http://www.zawya.com/Story.cfm/sidANA20090825T073735ZTLC51/Japan%20close%20to%20sign%20oil%20field%20deal%20in%20Iraq%2C%20say%20officials
27/8 2009 03:00 cyber 017596 Nu ser det ud til, at der kommer gang i løjerne, men Iraq er også oppe mod højere magter. DNO bliver jaget vildt.
Iraq approves controversial Sinopec oil rights deal:
SHANGHAI, Aug 26, 2009 (AFP) - Iraq has approved a deal that would see China's Sinopec Group acquire controversial oil rights in northern Iraq through its purchase of Swiss oil giant Addax Petroleum, Chinese media said Wednesday.
http://www.zawya.com/Story.cfm/sidANA20090826T114124ZTPS65/Iraq%20Approves%20Controversial%20Sinopec%20Oil%20Rights%20Deal
Iraq approves controversial Sinopec oil rights deal:
SHANGHAI, Aug 26, 2009 (AFP) - Iraq has approved a deal that would see China's Sinopec Group acquire controversial oil rights in northern Iraq through its purchase of Swiss oil giant Addax Petroleum, Chinese media said Wednesday.
http://www.zawya.com/Story.cfm/sidANA20090826T114124ZTPS65/Iraq%20Approves%20Controversial%20Sinopec%20Oil%20Rights%20Deal
Ja det er gode nyheder! det er fuldstændigt den modsatte nyhed af forleden. DNO kommer i 12 
27/8 2009 11:18 fisherman 017615 ja men det gør de nok ikke.
tror det er den sædvanlige and.
Hvorfor skulle irak gøre sig utilbens med kina.
Måske den eneste rigtige ven de har i sikkerhedsrådet.
tror det er den sædvanlige and.
Hvorfor skulle irak gøre sig utilbens med kina.
Måske den eneste rigtige ven de har i sikkerhedsrådet.
