As the trigger mechanism becomes approaching and the return of international sanctions, the issue of the impact of these sanctions on Iranian oil exports has been hot again. "The activation of the trigger mechanism usually increases the risk of sanctions, and in the Iranian market, instead of raising prices, it appears more discounts than oil indicators," says energy expert Abdullah Babakhani.

Petroleum Minister on the outskirts of the Government: The trigger mechanism will not create a new annoying restriction on oil sales; Over the past few years, we have faced so severe restrictions on cruel and unilateral Americans, which in fact may not add much to it.

Ali Asghar Rajabi, Director of Energy and Carbon at the National Iranian Gas Company, said in a pre-session of the Energy Investment Conference: "Saving energy consumption can bring Iran into the global carbon market and become a tool for attracting private sector investment."

The CEO of the National Oil Company said: "We use a variety of methods to sell oil; we have put both diversity and multiple markets on the agenda. The claim of stopping oil sales is not true and I deny it."

The planning director of the National Petrochemical Company, emphasizing the focus on the downstream and reaching a capacity of 131 million tons by the end of the Seventh Plan, said that producing gasoline from methanol is not economically viable.

Despite the special capabilities in developing the propylene value chain, due to excessive licensing and lack of sound policymaking by the National Petrochemical Company, this market is becoming saturated and is on track to suffer a similar fate to methanol production units.

Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company, as one of the 10 largest refineries in the country, plays a key role in providing Iran with the energy and products it needs. The refinery was built on an area of ​​about 770 hectares, 20 kilometers west of Bandar Abbas city and on the northern shore of the Persian Gulf, and went into operation in 1997 with an initial capacity of 232,000 barrels per day.

The CEO of Jamco said: "The electricity economy in Iran is paralyzed; power plants are not even making ends meet for their repairs, let alone building new ones." He warned that incorrect electricity pricing has caused investors to flee the sector and that the electricity imbalance is deepening every year.

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The Secretary General of the Iranian Petrochemical Industry Employers' Association emphasized the necessity of completing the value chain in the petrochemical industry at the opening ceremony of the 19th Iran Plast Exhibition.