Energy

Turkey's Minister of Energy, Alparslan Bayraktar (2R), Azerbaijan's Minister of the Economy, Mikayil Jabbarov (R), Syrian energy minister, Mohammed al-Bashir (2L), and DG of QFFD, Fahad Hamad Hassan Al- Sulait (L), in Turkey, August 2, 2025. (Photo: AFP)

Syria

Turkey Begins Supplying Azerbaijani Gas to Syria to Revive War-Damaged Power Grid

An aerial view of Fallujah city. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Fallujah Eyes Kurdistan's 'Runaki' Power Model to End Decades of Blackouts

The illustrative photo shows the maps of both Iraq and Türkiye. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Türkiye Makes Full Pipeline Use 'Core Demand' in New Iraq Energy Pact

A school in the Kurdistan Region with solar panels on its roof. (Photo: KRG)

Kurdistan

Solar Initiative to Power 120 Kurdistan Region Schools

The picture shows the protest in Baghdad amid severe power shortages. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Iraq

Blackout Protests Grip Baghdad Amid Severe Power Cuts

Kurdistan

Runaki Project Aims to Cut Emissions, Boost Public Health

Halabja Monument. (Photo: Kurdistan Chronicle)

Kurdistan

Halabja to Get 24/7 Power by Year's End

Iraqi workers are seen at the Rumaila oil refinery. (Photo: AP)

Iraq

Iraq: Pipeline Termination a Formality, New Deal in the Works

A picture shows the Al-Gharraf oil field in Iraq's southern Dhi Qar Governorate. (Photo: AFP)

Turkey

Türkiye to End 1973 Iraq Oil Pact

The Halabja Monument. (Photo: Kurdistan24)

Kurdistan

Halabja Joins 'Runaki' 24-Hour Electricity Project

Kurdistan

Oil Companies Signal Readiness to Resume Exports via Iraq-Türkiye Pipeline Pending Binding Agreements

Electrical wires hang between buildings in a street in Iraq's capital Baghdad on July 13, 2023. (Photo: AFP)

Iraq

Baghdad Protests Erupt Over Chronic Power Outages

Kurdistan

Kurdistan Region’s Runaki Project Delivers 24-Hour Electricity to 90,000 Commercial Locations

An Iraqi oil tanker. (Photo: Iraqi Media)

Iraq

US Warns Iraq Over Oil Smuggling Ties to Iran

Kurdistan

U.S. Consulate in Erbil Applauds Runaki Project, Highlights American Role in Advancing Kurdistan's Energy Security

The Halabja Monument stands as a powerful symbol of remembrance and resilience, honoring the victims of the 1988 chemical attack in the Kurdish city of Halabja, Kurdistan Region. (Photo: K24)

Kurdistan

Halabja to Receive 24-Hour Electricity by August as Part of Expanding Kurdistan Power Project