Here is the estimated daily oil production in the Kurdistan Region as of January 2025:

While none of the revenues go to the KRG treasury, this has become a significant point of contention, particularly because none of the funds are transferred to the Iraqi government as required by the budget law. The KRG claims that 45% of the revenue is allocated to production costs paid to foreign oil companies, but the fate of the remaining 55% remains unclear.

There are currently at least ten oilfields producing oil in the Kurdistan Region, with their combined daily output estimated to average as follows

KDP zone: ~330,000 bpd

PUK zone: ~25,000 bpd

Breakdown by Province and Oilfields

Duhok Province: ~200,000 bpd

• Tawke Field (DNO and Genel Energy): 90,000-100,000 bpd

• Sheikhan Field (Gulf Keystone & MOL): ~40,000 bpd

• Atrush Field (Shamaran): ~25,000 bpd

• Sarsang Field (HKN & Shamaran): ~35,000 bpd

• Ain Sifni Field (Pitoil): Output unknown

• Bajil Field (RosneR): Output unknown

Erbil Province: ~130,000 bpd

• Khurmala Field (KAR Group): ~120,000 bpd

• Erbil Field (Forza Petroleum): ~7,000 bpd

Sulaimani Province: ~25,000 bpd

• Kormor Field (Pear Petroleum): ~15,000 bpd (condensate/Nafta)

• Garmian Field (Gazprom/Western Zagros): ~10,000 bpd

• Chia Surkh Field (Pitoil): Output unknown

Estimated Oil Production in Kurdistan Region – January 2025

KDP logo
KDP Zone
(Erbil & Duhok)
330,000 bpd (93%)
Duhok Province: ~200,000 bpd
  • • Tawke: 90,000-100,000 bpd
  • • Sheikhan: ~40,000 bpd
  • • Atrush: ~25,000 bpd
  • • Sarsang: ~35,000 bpd
  • • Ain Sifni: Production unknown
  • • Bajil: Production unknown
Erbil Province: ~130,000 bpd
  • • Khurmala: ~120,000 bpd
  • • Erbil Field: ~7,000 bpd
PUK logo
PUK Zone
(Sulaimani & Halabja)
25,000 bpd (7%)
Sulaimani Province: ~25,000 bpd
  • • Kormor: ~15,000 bpd (Nafta)
  • • Garmian: ~10,000 bpd
  • • Chia Surkh: Production unknown
Overall Statistics
Total Daily Production: ~355,000 bpd
Source: Oil companies quarterly reports and local media reports – The National Context

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