The document discusses Iraq's oil pipeline infrastructure and plans for expansion. It details the 5 existing pipelines which transport oil within Iraq and to export terminals, 2 of which are currently closed. Plans are outlined to increase export capacity from the current 2.8 million bbl/d to 6.9 million bbl/d through new pipelines, including a 1.75 million bbl/d line from Basra to Haditha and connections to Syria. The Iraqi government aims to increase oil production from 3 million bbl/d currently to 6 million bbl/d by 2017 and export capacity from 3.2 million bbl/d to 12 million bbl/d through investments in pipeline and port infrastructure.

1. Iraq Pipeline
Summary
2012

2. Irak Pipelines
• Oil Distribution Network with 5 pipelines where 2
of them are closed
1. SP1: reversible domestic pipeline initial
desing capacity is 800.000 bbl/d but
handle only 200.000 bbl/d meanwhile
• Kekük to Gulf or Rumelia To Kerrkük
Ceyhan
• Eirther region to Bağdat
2. Irak-Türkiye: Kuzey petrollerini Ceyahna
taşıyor
3. Southern Distribution System:
• Rumelia, WQ, Zubair oils to Gulf
4. Kerkük-Banias/Tripoli (Lebenon): 2 paralel
pipeline
• Tripoli capacity is 500.000 bbl/d but
out of operation
• Banias capacity is 580.000 bbl/d
but out of operation
5. Iraq- Suudi Arabia: Southern fields to Red
SEA
• The project was shut down in 1991
war
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3. Pipelines of Iraq

4. Design Capacity

5. Planned and Proposed Lines
1. Strategic Pipelines (yellow)
• Rumalia to K3
• K3 to Agabe Jordan
• K3 to Latakia Syria
2. Connecting Lines
• 7 new pipelines connecting depos and/or fields
3. Basra – Haditha pipeline (pink)
• Mirror the strategic pipeline adding 1.75 million
bbl/d of capacity
• Split into two:
• with one line going to Syria
• other tying into Kerkük to Ceynhan
4. Heavy oil Project (blue)
• Expected capacity 1.5 million bbl/d run from Basra
to north of Baghdad may extend to Syria
• Project includes a gas pipeline, LPG pipeline and oil
depots
5. Products pipeline
• Export pipeline from existing and 4 proposed
refinery projects
• Location is not defined
6. Southern Distribution System and Expansion
• İncreasing capacity of BOT to 4.5 million bbl/d
K3
Exp. Capacity
1.5 million bbl/d
Basra to north of
Baghdad
Exp. Capacity
1.75 million bbl/d
Basra to Haditha
Strategic
Pipelines
Rumalia to K3

6. Export Capacity
Capacity million b/dSystem
0.7The Iraqi- Turkish line
1.6Al Basra Port
0.5Al Amaya Port
2.8Total
Total export capacity of the current system
Capacity million b/dSystem
1.6The Iraqi- Turkish line
1.6Al Basra Port
0.5Al Amaya Port
3.2Iraq crude oil export
expansion project
6.9Total
Total export capacity of the new future projects system
2014 2017
Increase crude oil
production
4.5 MM bbl/d 6 MM bbl/d
Increase crude oil
export
6.5 MM bbl/d 12 MM bbl/d
Increase gas
production
2.7 Bcf/d
Investment needed
to increse crude oil
production
15 billion USD $
2010 2011 2012 2014 2017
MoO 3.0 million bbl/d 3.5 million bbl/d 3.0 million bbl/d 6.5 million bbl/d 12 million bbl/d
•The combined plant capacity of the two is
3.45mbd via two 48-inch subsea pipelines to
BOT (1.5-1.6mbd operable) and three pipelines
from Fao to KAA (300kbd).

7. Irak Production and Export Capacity
• Hali hazırda Kerkük-Ceyhan kapasitesi 1.6 milyon bbl/d
• MoO is planning to increase southern export capacity from 1.7 million bbl/d to 4.5
million bbl/d
• Iraq-Suriye pipeline politically feasible?
• 2.75 milyon bbl/d heavy oil carrier (especially Qaiyarah and Najmah fields,)
• 1.5 milyon bbl/d light
MoO Planned Production and Southern Export Capacity
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Owner
INOC or Company defined
by MoO
Federal Goverment Federal Goverment
Operator INOC Competent Body INOC
KRG for the infrastucture:
1. KODO: The Kurdish Organization of
Downstream Operations
2. oversee and regulate all infrastructure
3. Provide necessary assitance to Federal
Goverment for the benefit of all people of
Iraq as agreed between FG and RG
4. Make any pipeline nework capacity to any
body lawfully conducting petroleum
activities in Iraq
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