Republic of Iraq // IRAP Authority
Luna Energy Iraq
REF: IRAP-IQ-REG-1103
Integrity Score
4.0
/5.0
Based on our audit
IRAP Verified Checklist
- Legal License Verified
- Physical Location Confirmed
- No Major Complaints Found
Contact Info
Phone
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+964 750 485 838
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Basra, Iraq
Executive Audit Summary
Luna Energy Iraq is recognized as the largest private bitumen producer in Iraq. Headquartered as a premier industrial facility in Basra, the company specializes in comprehensive energy refining, premium bitumen production, and international export operations. As an integral member of the esteemed Luna Group, Luna Energy Iraq leverages cutting-edge refining technologies, state-of-the-art industrial processing systems, and deep technical engineering expertise to manufacture and distribute top-tier petroleum and asphalt solutions that strictly comply with international quality benchmarks.
With over 25 years of industry excellence, Luna Energy Iraq plays a pivotal role in advancing national and regional infrastructure development. The facility consistently supplies high-grade bitumen, heavy fuel oil (HSFO), and vacuum gas oil (VGO) to contractors, government agencies, and industrial partners executing major road networks, highways, airport runways, and heavy construction initiatives across Iraq and global markets. Bitumen distribution is managed in coordination with Luna Energy FZE, while HSFO and VGO distribution operations are exclusively handled by Luna Energy FZCO.
Equipped with advanced manufacturing infrastructure, Luna Energy Iraq ensures unyielding batch-to-batch precision, superior product consistency, and optimum performance under severe climatic conditions. The company adheres to stringent international safety guidelines, environmental stewardship protocols, and rigorous quality assurance standards. Through reliable supply chain logistics and strong technical support, Luna Energy Iraq continues to lead the energy and asphalt refining sector as a cornerstone of industrial infrastructure growth.
With over 25 years of industry excellence, Luna Energy Iraq plays a pivotal role in advancing national and regional infrastructure development. The facility consistently supplies high-grade bitumen, heavy fuel oil (HSFO), and vacuum gas oil (VGO) to contractors, government agencies, and industrial partners executing major road networks, highways, airport runways, and heavy construction initiatives across Iraq and global markets. Bitumen distribution is managed in coordination with Luna Energy FZE, while HSFO and VGO distribution operations are exclusively handled by Luna Energy FZCO.
Equipped with advanced manufacturing infrastructure, Luna Energy Iraq ensures unyielding batch-to-batch precision, superior product consistency, and optimum performance under severe climatic conditions. The company adheres to stringent international safety guidelines, environmental stewardship protocols, and rigorous quality assurance standards. Through reliable supply chain logistics and strong technical support, Luna Energy Iraq continues to lead the energy and asphalt refining sector as a cornerstone of industrial infrastructure growth.
Audit Analysis
IRAP-AccreditedAuditor's Note
"Luna Energy Iraq demonstrates verified operational capacity in downstream bitumen processing. Refining infrastructure complies with standard penetration specifications (40/50, 60/70). Forensic tracking confirms active distribution across central and southern governorates. Primary operational risks include state feedstock quota reliance and inter-governorate transit clearance bottlenecks."
Validated Capabilities
- Documented compliance with COSQC and ASTM bitumen penetration standards.
- Established logistics footprint across major Iraqi infrastructure corridors.
- Verified continuous refining capacity for commercial 60/70 and 80/100 grades.
- Direct bulk transport fleet mitigating third-party supply chain friction.
Compliance Gaps
- Operational sensitivity to state refinery feedstock allocation adjustments.
- Inter-governorate transport subject to security checkpoint transit delays.
- Exposure to IQD/USD currency spread volatility in procurement.
- Higher cost structure compared to unregulated regional bitumen blenders.
