Iraq Estimates Two to Three Years to Build New Oil Export Pipeline Network
Deep News
Aug 20
Iraq's Oil Ministry spokesperson Salim Al-Rikabi stated that constructing a new pipeline from the Basra oil fields to Haditha, with onward branches to Syria's Banias and Turkey's Ceyhan, would likely take two to three years after an agreement is finalized.
The proposed pipeline is designed with a potential export capacity of up to 2 million barrels per day, with the total project cost estimated at approximately $15 billion.
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