Kazem Al-Touki, a member of the Parliamentary Oil, Gas, and Natural Resources Committee, disclosed today, Sunday, that all contracts with specialized companies to invest in associated gas have been terminated. However, he also emphasized that the completion of these projects will take at least two to three years.
Al-Touki said in a meeting with the , “All organizations have started work in all oil fields to end the record of related gas erupting,” noticing that “the parliamentary board of trustees has made vows from the public authority, the Service of Oil, and the oil area to finish these undertakings as far as possible.”
He proceeded, “The research facilities need new blowers, cylinders, and gear for the related gas to be put resources into all fields,” bringing up that “the activities that have been alluded to organizations need ceaseless help and adequate chance to finish them in the approaching period.”
Al-Touki finished up his discourse: ” According to the report, “all contracts have been concluded with specialized companies to invest in associated gas,” and “completing these projects amounts to finding the radical solution to supply electrical stations and ending the renewed seasonal crisis.”
Durgham Al-Maliki, a member of the Parliamentary Oil Committee, told the in an interview that investing in gas emissions in the Basra fields would help the Iraqi treasury save four billion dollars annually.
In a meeting with the Maalouma Organization, the head of the Territory of Regulation alliance, Abbas al-Maliki, blamed the US for America of undermining what is happening to humiliate the public authority before individuals, adding that it had “hindered all undertakings that looked to change the power area by putting resources into related gas fundamentally.”
