Plans to more than triple flows via the Iraq-Turkey pipeline to 770,000 b/d by August would help Iraq's dire economic situation — and are wildly optimistic.
Iraq’s new government has approved plans to hike crude exports by pipeline and truck in the coming months, utilizing routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz, as it scrambles to offset the collapse in vital revenues since Basrah exports largely dried up.
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