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Blue fuel... Iraqi steps towards inexhaustible wealth for a century
Politics |04-18-2024, 20:27 |
Baghdad Today - Baghdad
Today, Thursday (April 18, 2024), Representative Mudar Al-Karawi revealed
a comprehensive strategy led by the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, to push Iraq into what is known as the list of gas producers (blue fuel). Al-Karawi told “Baghdad Today” that the
Sudanese “realized the danger of fluctuations in the energy market and his move to gas as the main focus in operating electricity generation stations and household needs, all the way to vehicles, which makes him a strong competitor to traditional fuel with its markets rising in recent years with exciting rates of activity.” He added,
"An important part of the Sudanese program in Washington is to attract giant companies to invest in the energy file, including gas fields, and to seek to end its burning in oil fields," pointing out that
"the Prime Minister seeks to ensure the transformation of Iraq within years as one of the producers on the (blue fuel) list.") Which includes Russia, Qatar and other countries. He pointed out,
“The gas reserves in Iraq through the fields discovered, whether in Anbar, Diyala, and the rest of the governorates, mean that we are facing a wealth whose production can continue for about a century, and exploration operations can add to the discovery of more gas reserves, especially since large areas of the country have not yet been subjected to any Exploration using modern equipment.
It is noteworthy that the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, sponsored during his ongoing visit to the United States several memorandums of understanding with American companies in the field of
developing associated gas fields and
stopping its burning,
developing strategic plans for oil fields and associated gas, and
treating primary gas and converting it into liquid and associated gas.
Providing equipment to process associated gas in generating electric power,
developing and maintaining oil fields, and
stopping gas burning.
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Politics |04-18-2024, 20:27 |
Baghdad Today - Baghdad
Today, Thursday (April 18, 2024), Representative Mudar Al-Karawi revealed
a comprehensive strategy led by the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, to push Iraq into what is known as the list of gas producers (blue fuel). Al-Karawi told “Baghdad Today” that the
Sudanese “realized the danger of fluctuations in the energy market and his move to gas as the main focus in operating electricity generation stations and household needs, all the way to vehicles, which makes him a strong competitor to traditional fuel with its markets rising in recent years with exciting rates of activity.” He added,
"An important part of the Sudanese program in Washington is to attract giant companies to invest in the energy file, including gas fields, and to seek to end its burning in oil fields," pointing out that
"the Prime Minister seeks to ensure the transformation of Iraq within years as one of the producers on the (blue fuel) list.") Which includes Russia, Qatar and other countries. He pointed out,
“The gas reserves in Iraq through the fields discovered, whether in Anbar, Diyala, and the rest of the governorates, mean that we are facing a wealth whose production can continue for about a century, and exploration operations can add to the discovery of more gas reserves, especially since large areas of the country have not yet been subjected to any Exploration using modern equipment.
It is noteworthy that the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, sponsored during his ongoing visit to the United States several memorandums of understanding with American companies in the field of
developing associated gas fields and
stopping its burning,
developing strategic plans for oil fields and associated gas, and
treating primary gas and converting it into liquid and associated gas.
Providing equipment to process associated gas in generating electric power,
developing and maintaining oil fields, and
stopping gas burning.
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