Iraq Energy Monitor — Advanced Data Analytics

Iraq's Energy Sector,
Explained with Data.

The definitive picture of Iraq's energy landscape. We provide decision-makers with the historical depth and official insights required to navigate the market—whether you are looking to enter, invest, or expand.

Coverage: 1973 – 2025
Last Updated: June 2026
Federal Iraq Governorates Mapped
Open Access Data

Raw Data Exists. Clarity Doesn't.

The Problem

Data Fragmentation

Official energy data is locked in hundreds of non-machine-readable PDF reports, obscuring critical supply gaps and infrastructure realities. For analysts and planners, extracting this information requires countless hours of manual processing across fragmented institutional publications.

  • Scattered across disconnected ministerial bulletins
  • Frequent calculation errors — totals that don't reconcile
  • No standardized formatting or time-series continuity
  • Granular regional data buried within aggregate totals
  • Prevents accurate forecasting and strategic modeling
Our Solution

Standardized Insights

We acquire raw data, correct the errors, standardize the formatting, and present it within its proper historical and regional context. Official tables often contain totals that don't add up and layouts that change year to year — we catch and fix these before anything is published. By transforming static reports into clean, dynamic datasets, we provide the immediate visibility required for high-level energy analysis and project planning.

  • Calculation and reporting errors identified and corrected
  • Unclear or ambiguous figures manually cross-checked against source
  • Consistent, standardized table formatting across every year
  • Export-ready charts and interactive maps for immediate use

Key Energy Indicators

The macro-level metrics defining Iraq's energy infrastructure in 2024.

4.38 MBPD
Average Oil Production (2024)
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18.32 BCM
Natural Gas Consumed (2024)
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165.5 TWH
Total Electric Energy Generated (2024)
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18.9 GW
Average Electric Power Generated (2024)
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Sources: EIA, Iraqi Ministry of Electricity, Ministry of Oil  ·  Coverage: 2024  ·  Last Updated: Jun 2026

Why Iraq Energy Monitor Exists

Iraq's energy data is buried within hundreds of fragmented PDFs, institutional bulletins, and raw reports. Finding reliable answers requires countless hours of manual extraction.

We do the heavy lifting for you. We extract the raw data, correct the calculation errors that riddle official tables — totals that don't reconcile, figures that contradict themselves across a report — and manually verify anything unclear, before placing the numbers in the exact context required for high-level market analysis and strategic decision-making.

Consolidate

Pulling raw figures directly from the Ministry of Electricity, Ministry of Oil, EIA, IEA, and World Bank into a single, centralized intelligence terminal.

Verify & Standardize

Recalculating totals that don't add up, correcting reporting errors, and converting static, fragmented documents into clean, machine-readable, continuous time-series datasets.

Visualize

Deploying interactive maps, charts, and Sankey diagrams to place raw numbers into their proper operational context, making complex regional patterns instantly legible.

Empower

Engineered specifically to give policymakers, project planners, and energy investors a definitive, data-backed edge in the Iraqi market.

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