伊拉克8月削减石油出口

    中国石化新闻网讯 据8月28日Oil Monster消息：根据运输数据和行业消息，伊拉克的原油出口在八月到目前为止已经下降，这表明欧佩克第二大产油国正在履行其在欧佩克牵头的协议下削减供应的更多承诺。

    根据追踪油轮运输量的Petro-Logistics和Refinitiv Eikon数据的平均值，截至8月25日，伊拉克南部的石油出口量已下降至263万桶/天。与7月南部石油日出口量267万桶相比，减少了4万桶。

    随着需求恢复，石油输出国组织(OPEC+)解除了8月1日以来创纪录的减产计划。

    伊拉克在没有完全履行前几个月的承诺后，仍在削减石油产量。

    石油物流公司首席执行官丹尼尔·格伯称：“伊拉克有望达到今年以来最强的月度合规水平。”

    到目前为止，他估计8月南部石油出口量为260万桶/天，比7月对出货量的评估低10万桶/天。然而，该国仍需要实施额外的大幅减产，以弥补前几个月的供应过剩。

    伊拉克8月7日表示，将在8月和9月再减产40万桶/天，以弥补前三个月的过剩产量。

    南部是伊拉克原油的主要出口。根据油轮数据和行业消息来源，8月伊拉克北部石油出口略有下降，至每日40万桶左右。

    总体而言，截至8月25日，伊拉克的石油日出口量下降了8万桶。

    路透社的一项调查发现，伊拉克在7月完成了约73%的削减。根据路透社的计算，由于该交易的缩减，伊拉克8月的欧佩克配额增加后，其遵守率上升至106%。

    冯娟 摘译自 Oil Monster

    原文如下:

    Iraq Cuts Oil Exports in August, Pumps Below OPEC+ Target

    Iraq’s crude oil exports have fallen so far in August, according to shipping data and industry sources, suggesting OPEC’s second-largest producer is delivering more of its pledge to cut supply under an OPEC-led deal.

    Southern Iraqi exports up to Aug. 25 have dropped to 2.63 million barrels per day (bpd), according to the average of figures from Petro-Logistics, which tracks tanker shipments, and Refinitiv Eikon data.

    That is down 40,000 bpd from July’s official figure for southern exports of 2.67 million bpd.

    The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, known as OPEC+, unwound part of a record supply cut from Aug. 1 as demand starts to recover from the coronavirus crisis.

    Iraq is still cutting output after not fully meeting its pledge in earlier months.

    “Iraq is on track to record its strongest monthly compliance level this year,” Petro-Logistics Chief Executive Daniel Gerber told Reuters.

    He put southern exports at 2.6 million bpd so far in August, 100,000 bpd lower than his assessment of shipments in July.

    “However, the country still needs to apply significant additional cuts to compensate for its oversupply in previous months.”

    Iraq said on Aug. 7 it would cut production by another 400,000 bpd in both August and September to compensate for its overproduction in the earlier three months.

    Baghdad was at times OPEC’s least compliant member in previous OPEC+ deals.

    The south is the main outlet for Iraq’s crude. Northern Iraqi oil exports have fallen slightly in August to about 400,000 bpd, according to tanker data and an industry source,

    Overall, Iraq’s exports are down by 80,000 bpd as of Aug. 25, based on an average of all the estimates seen so far.

    In July, Iraq delivered about 73% of its cut, a Reuters survey found. Using the higher OPEC+ quota Iraq has in August because of the tapering of the deal, its adherence has risen to 106%, based on Reuters calculations.