How Iran's oil industry is at the mercy of its politics

With a new Iran nuclear deal on the horizon and the possible lifting of US sanctions, up to 1.5 million barrels per day of oil exports could return to the market. However, the country's energy sector is in dire need of both cash and international equipment. The National's columnist Robin Mills discusses what is still an uncertain outlook for Iran's oil and gas industry with host Mustafa Alrawi. In this episode: The future of the Iranian oil industry (0m 55s) The dynamics of the market (5m 41s) The energy transition and Iran (10m 32s) Iran's new leadership role (14m 23s) Read more on our website: • Future of Iran's oil industry remains uncertain as it heads to the polls • Blinken: Iran deal breaches could reduce nuclear breakout time to ‘weeks • US oil hits $70 per barrel as commodities gain amid rebounding global growth Subscribe to Business Extra for free to receive new episodes every week Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Audioboom | Spotify | RSS