Companies With Contracts With Baghdad
- Angola: Sonangol – 2 licenses
- China: China National Petroleum Corporation – 3 licenses
- England: British Petroleum – 1 license
- England-Holland: Royal Dutch Shell – 2 licenses
- France: Total – 1 license
- Italy: Eni – 1 license
- Japan: Inpex – 1 license, Japex – 1 license, JGC Corporation – 1 license, Nippon Oil – 1 license
- Kuwait: Kuwait Energy – 2 licenses
- Malaysia: Petronas – 4 licenses
- Norway: Statoil Hydro – 1 license - Withdrew from Iraq 2012
- Russia: Gazprom – 1 license, Lukoil – 1 license
- South Korea: Korea Gas Corporation – 3 licenses
- Turkey: Turkish Petroleum Corporation – 3 licenses
- U.S.: Exxon Mobil – 1 license, Occidental Petroleum – 1 license
Companies With Contracts With Kurdistan Regional Government
- Australia: Oil Search Limited - 2 licenses
- Austria: OMV - 4 licenses
- Canada: Talisman Energy - 3 licenses, Shamaran Petroleum - 3 licenses, Forbes and Manhattan - 2 licenses, Western Zagros - 1 license, Vast Exploration - 1 license, Longford Energy - 1 license, Groundstar - 1 license, Niko Resources - 1 license, Heritage - 1 license
- China: SINOPEC - 3 licenses
- England: Gulf Keystone Petroleum - 4 licenses, Sterling Energy - 1 license
- France: Perenco - 1 license
- Hungary: MOL - 2 licenses
- India: Reliance - 2 licenses
- Moldova: Komet Group - 2 licenses
- Norway: DNO - 3 licenses
- Russia: Norbest - 1 license
- South Korea: Korea National Oil Corporation - 5 licenses, SK Energy - 1 license, Korea Electric Power Corporation - 1 license, GS Holding - 1 license, Samchully - 1 license, Daesung Group - 1 license, Majuko - 1 license, UI Energy - 1 license
- Turkey: Genel Enerji - 8 licenses, PETOIL - 4 licenses
- Turkey-England: Dogan Holding - 2 licenses
- UAE: Dana Gas - 2 licenses, Crescent - 2 licenses
- U.S.: Prime Natural Resources - 2 licenses, Marathon Oil - 1 license, Murphy Oil – 1license, Hillwood - 1 license, Texas Keystone - 1 license, Aspect Energy - 1 license, Hunt Oil - 1 license
2 comments:
That is some very interesting information. Where did you obtain it? I feel like this is information that is not readily available. I'm glad to know that it is available.
Just from different reports. There was a list of companies doing business in Kurdistan for instance in a report by the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction. Most of the contracts signed with the Oil Ministry came from two bidding rounds in 2009, which I covered when they happened.
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