Barrels per Day (bbl/d or bpd)

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Libya producing 363,000 bpd of oil -rival minister
Reuters  Jan 26  Comment 
* Expects lower oil revenues to widen 2015 deficit (Adds quotes, detail)
Iraq produces record 4 million barrels per day of crude in December
Reuters  Jan 18  Comment 
Iraq produced a record of around 4 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil in December, Oil Minister Adel Abdel Mehdi announced on Sunday.
Iraqi Kurdistan says oil exports could total 800,000 bpd next year
Reuters  Dec 17  Comment 
* Exports of 800,000 bpd include Kirkuk crude, 500,000 bpd Kurdish (Adds detail on pipeline exports)
U.S. shale output still surges, to add 103,000 bpd by Jan-EIA
Reuters  Dec 8  Comment 
Oil production from the United States' biggest shale plays is poised to keep expanding at the same breakneck pace into early next year, according to new U.S. projections released on Monday that highlighted a slow response to tumbling prices.
Karpenskoye Well 100 tested at a rate of 7.8 mmcf/d and 67 bbl/d of condensate
OilVoice  Oct 28  Comment 
Zoltav AIM ZOL the CISfocused oil and gas exploration and production company is pleased to provide an operational update regarding its Bortovoy Licence in the Saratov Oblast of the Russian Feder
Touchstone Exploration achieves average sales volumes for the month of September of 2,293 barrels per day
OilVoice  Oct 23  Comment 
Trinidad Operations Since May 2014 the Company has successfully drilled nine 8.16 net wells. Three 3 net wells were drilled on the Forest Reserve WD8 block two 2 net wells on the Grand Ravine
High North Resources' average production in September over 500 boe/d
OilVoice  Oct 2  Comment 
High North is encouraged to announce that production in September 2014 averaged approximately 300 barrels of oil per day or over 500 barrels of oil equivalent per day quotboedquot from the fi
Russian oil output up to 10.61 mln bpd in Sept due to foreign-owned projects
Reuters  Oct 2  Comment 
(Corrects in penultimate paragraph to show September gas output of 1.52 bcm, not 1.47 bcm)
Business › Asia buys less than 1 mil bpd of Iran crude for first time this year
Japan Today  Sep 30  Comment 
Asian buyers imported less than 1 million barrels per day of Iranian crude for the first time this year in August as China's buys hit the lowest since the easing of Western sanctions, although intake was still up 6.4% from a year ago. Six world...




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Barrels per day refers to the daily output of an oil production company or oil well, or the daily throughput of an oil transportation hub (such as a pipeline).

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