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The new Crude Processing Facility 3 oil station in the Halfaya oilfield in southern of Maysan province, Halfaya. Reuters
The new Crude Processing Facility 3 oil station in the Halfaya oilfield in southern of Maysan province, Halfaya. Reuters
Iraq inaugurates gas processing project in latest efforts to reach energy self-sufficiency
Despite being Opec’s second-biggest producer, Iraq is dependent on Iran for about a third of its electricity needs