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2017-09-27 13:35:00

U.S. WANT OIL MARKET

U.S. WANT OIL MARKET

PLATTS - If the US were to reimpose nuclear sanctions on Iran, the Trump administration would do so in a way that would have minimal impact on the global oil market, a senior State Department official said Tuesday.

A snapback of sanctions, which President Donald Trump has threatened, could significantly slash the amount of crude Iran is able to export.

"Speaking generally, as we saw in the buildup of sanctions that helped bring Iran back to the table in 2010 and onwards, we in the government worked extensively with our allies around the globe to minimize any disruption to global markets," said Alan Eyre, the Middle East and Africa affairs director in the State Department's Bureau of Energy Resources.

"That's probably a constant of US policy writ large -- working with allies to minimize disruptions to the global markets as a result of our policies," he said.

Eyre, who was speaking at the S&P Global Platts Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference in Singapore, stressed that the White House had not made any decisions yet on whether to declare Iran in noncompliance with the deal, which has been heavily criticized by President Trump.

The administration is currently reviewing whether the deal, in which the US and other Western powers agreed to waive sanctions targeting Iran's oil sector in exchange for concessions on its nuclear program, is in the US' national security interest.

Eyre did not indicate whether the review would be completed by October 15, the deadline Congress set to certify whether Iran continues to comply with the deal, also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, which was implemented in January 2016.

Should Trump decide not to certify that Iran is in compliance, he could follow that up with executive action to end waiver of US sanctions.

Iran's oil production in August stood at 3.83 million b/d, according to the latest Platts OPEC survey, up from 2.9 million b/d in 2015.

Its oil exports currently stand at around 2.2 million b/d, and were more than half at about 1 million b/d when the sanctions were in place, as its Middle East neighbors, notably Saudi Arabia and Iraq, stepped up to claim Iran's lost market share.

The US allowed six oil importers to buy crude from Iran when the sanctions were in force -- China, India, Japan, South Korea, Turkey and Taiwan -- down from about 20 before sanctions were tightened in mid-2012.

Saeid Khoshrou, National Iranian Oil Company's director of international affairs, said at the APPEC conference that Iran was prepared in the event that the US reimposes sanctions, though he noted that the international community might not back the Trump administration if it withdraws unilaterally from the deal.

"Iran used to work with sanctions," Khoshrou said. "Although we can't understand what the US wants to do ... we can take action as it is required."

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Tags: USA, OIL, IRAN, SANCTIONS