Amidst the challenges of sanctions and regional competition, Iran's oil industry is seeking to increase its attractiveness and attract investors by redefining its oil contracts; a development that could free the vital oil arteries from restrictions and open a new horizon for development and international cooperation.
A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly considered that eliminating the energy imbalance requires comprehensive cooperation and said: "The efforts of the National Iranian Gas Company in supplying gas to all parts of the country last winter should be a model for other organizations."
The Director of Economic Development and Investment of the Pars Special Energy Zone Organization described investment in oil and gas projects, transformation industries, and downstream petrochemicals as attractive, saying: "With the completion of infrastructure and transformation industries, many job opportunities will be created in the region."
Amidst the challenges of sanctions and regional competition, Iran's oil industry is seeking to increase its attractiveness and attract investors by redefining its oil contracts; a development that could free the vital oil arteries from restrictions and open a new horizon for development and international cooperation.
With the aim of accelerating the exploration of hydrocarbon resources and attracting investment, the National Iranian Oil Company has introduced 23 exploration blocks on land and sea, with the total in-situ oil and gas reserves of these blocks estimated at more than 193.8 billion barrels and 783 trillion cubic feet, respectively.
A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly said: "In a situation where Iran is facing numerous challenges in the energy sector, creating investment security in the upstream oil and gas sector is one of the basic priorities."
Reliable statistics show that over the past decade, the share of investment in renewable energies has increased from 33% to more than 65%, while the attractiveness of investing in oil projects has decreased significantly.
According to the Minister of Oil, memorandums of understanding have been signed to expand Iranian and Iraqi oil cooperation in various fields, including offshore exploration and the transfer of associated gases from Iraqi border fields to Iran to supply feedstock for NGL units with the participation of the private sector.
The head of the Faraj Traffic Police announced that in the Nowruz 1404 project, the historical record of fuel consumption was broken with 164 million liters on March 19, and traffic also increased by 5.5 percent compared to last year.
A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly announced the event of transformation in investment and development in Iran's upstream oil and gas sector as an effective step in the year of investment for production, and said: "Introducing investment fields will provide the opportunity to attract capital in various fields of the oil and gas industry and upstream industries."
