Petrochemical is the driving engine of Iran’s economy

Petrochemical is the driving engine of Iran’s economy

Hojatullah Abdulmaleki, the secretary of the Supreme Council of Free Zones, said at the opening of the Petrocom conference: "Currently, more than 200,000 items of hydrocarbon products are produced, and we are the largest holder of hydrocarbon reserves in Iran, and fortunately, in the period after the revolution, we had a more special look at these reserves."
How will Iran’s new gasoline decisions affect CNG consumption?

How will Iran’s new gasoline decisions affect CNG consumption?

The chairman of the board of directors of the country's CNG trade association said: "Now we have to do two things, one is to prevent the country's current dual-fuel cars from abandoning the use of CNG, although the biggest problem in this regard is the challenges of changing tanks."
By the end of this year, 5 large petrochemical projects will be put into operation

By the end of this year, 5 large petrochemical projects will be put into operation

The Minister of Oil announced the operation of 5 large petrochemical projects by the end of this year and said: The Ibn Sina Petrochemical Project in Hamadan was approved in 2003 during the visit of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution to this province, but it remained undecided until recently with a value of one billion dollars.
Shazand power plant should be closed

Shazand power plant should be closed

Central governor said: We did not allow the development of Shazand power plant and the final solution is to close the power plant with this very old technology.
Iranian petrochemicals consume less than 10% of gas

Iranian petrochemicals consume less than 10% of gas

The CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company said: About 800 to 830 million cubic meters of gas are injected into the national network for consumption per day, and petrochemicals consume less than 10% of this figure.