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How is LPG made in Iraq?

The liquids are cleaned from impurities and then fed to the LPG process. These liquids (also known as broad cut) come from Khor Al Zubair and the North Rumaila plant. The liquids are removed from the natural gas and made into LPG bottled in cylinders to meet domestic needs across Iraq.

How is natural gas produced in Iraq?

The process also involves separating the hydrocarbon gas from liquids. Dry gas is sent to the national grid to generate electricity to more than three million Iraqi homes. Natural gas liquids are sent to our Khor Al Zubair-NGL plant (KAZ-NGL) to separate the gas from liquids to produce Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) and condensate.

What is LPG used for in Iraq?

LPG, also known as propane, butane and propylene –is used for heating and cooking, and condensate is often used as diluent in heavy oil production, bringing other benefits to Iraq’s energy chain.

What is BGC doing in Iraq?

BGC is currently providing more than 80% of Iraq’s LPG needs, in 2016 BGC turned Iraq from a net importer to a net exporter of LPG, whereby the surplus is being exported to neighboring countries creating revenue for Iraq. Rehabilitation projects are on-going at the Umm Qasr Marine and Storage Terminals to ensure a steady and safe process.

What is Iraqi land?

To become Iraq’s leading provider of infrastructure solutions and provide services in the fields of Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) and Project Management. A group of creative, talented individuals and marketers came together to establish Iraqi Land, aiming to provide professional services to clients looking to achieve their vision.