According to data from Kepler cited by Bloomberg, a drop in China's oil imports from Iran has caused the volume of Iranian oil stored in tankers at sea to reach its highest level in two and a half years.
A knowledge-based company has succeeded in building the first Iranian 200-megawatt rotor weighing 53 tons, which is considered a milestone in the localization of the country's power plant equipment and eliminates dependence on the supply of exclusive foreign parts.
On the eve of winter and increased gas restrictions, the electricity industry has announced that only 14 power plants in the country are allowed to use diesel fuel, and this year, low-sulfur fuel has been made available to boiler units; a move aimed at reducing environmental concerns and ensuring a stable supply of electricity during the cold days of the year.
The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company said: "The amount of gas delivered to power plants in November and the early days of December was much higher than the agreed plan."
Indonesia auctions seized Iranian supertankerBloomberg reported on the auction of a seized Iranian supertanker in Indonesia. The ship was apparently carrying Iranian oil before it was seized.
The CEO of Isfahan Oil Refining Company announced the implementation of the flare gas recovery project with a budget of more than 6.8 million euros and 520 billion rials, saying: This project has achieved 85% physical progress so far and will be operational by the end of 1404.
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company announced the delivery of 391 million liters of low-sulfur furnace oil to four thermal power plants by the end of November.
While this fall has been marked by unprecedented rainfall and reduced hydroelectric power plant reserves in many northern provinces, estimates indicate a 4 to 6 degree drop in temperature starting next week; a situation that could be a warning for the gas network.
The CEO of Sepehr Energy Holding attended the head office of Sabalan Petrochemical and held a meeting with the CEO, senior managers, and heads of units to review the latest status of projects, challenges, and upcoming strategies.
Shiraz Oil Refinery, one of the oldest refineries in Iran with more than five decades of operation, today supplies about three percent of the country's need for petroleum products and continues to play an important role in the energy industry.
