Crude not exported — production less SOMO exports

1,129latest · 2026-06

CALCULATED · 2026-06 · RUN 2026-10-04

Crude the country produced but did not ship: what its refineries ran and its power stations burned, plus stocks and, while Kurdistan’s pipeline was shut, oil sold outside SOMO. When exports collapse and this holds steady, the domestic floor of Iraq’s oil demand is showing.

VS PREVIOUS+5.1%VS YEAR AGO+4.1%COMPARE →HIGH · FULL RECORD1,1722024-05LOW · FULL RECORD8382025-11OBSERVATIONS30

THE COMPARISON104% of Jun 2025 · +4.1%CLOSE ×

LATEST · 2026-061,129 kb/d

COMPARED WITH · 2025-061,085 kb/d

1,129 kb/d · 2026-06-30 · LATEST

The record ends 2026-06; the time axis runs on to 2026-10 so the gap is drawn, not hidden.

THE SOURCEIraq Monitor calculation (EIA − SOMO)

Measured in: kb/d
Cadence: monthly
Tier: calculated

THE METHOD

EIA’s estimate of Iraq’s crude production (kb/d) − SOMO’s exports for the same month (bpd ÷ 1,000).

READS

Two publishers’ figures: what stays at home is refinery runs and crude burned for power, plus stock changes — and, in the months Kurdistan’s pipeline was shut, oil sold locally outside SOMO. Moves of a few tens of thousands of barrels a day are inside the noise.

THE DATADownload CSV30 observations · 2024-01 → 2026-06

CITE THIS DATASET

Iraq Monitor, "Crude not exported — production less SOMO exports," from Iraq Monitor calculation (EIA − SOMO), https://iraqmonitor.com/data/iraq_crude_not_exported.