SULAIMANI,— A gas facility in Iraqi Kurdistan has resumed operations after more than a month of disruption caused by the US-Iran war, the Emirati company running the complex said Monday.
Dana Gas said production at the Khor Mor gas facility in Iraqi Kurdistan had restarted “following a period of intermittent operations,” in a statement published by the Abu Dhabi stock exchange.
The UAE company halted natural gas supplies from the complex on February 28, 2026 as war broke out, authorities in Iraqi Kurdistan said at the time.
The electricity and natural resources ministries of Iraqi Kurdistan said the shutdown was ordered “due to the extraordinary circumstances and ongoing events in the region, and to protect employees at the Khor Mor field.”
Khor Mor supplies most of Iraqi Kurdistan’s power stations. The facility has been struck several times in recent years in attacks blamed on pro-Iran armed groups operating in Iraq.
(With files from AFP)
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