
Iraq’s exemption from importing gas from Iran revoked; Baghdad searches for a new alternative
The cancellation of Iraq's exemption from importing gas from Iran and the end of Iraq's electricity sector's dependence on Tehran will provide a good opportunity for the GCC countries to participate in Iraq's energy sector.

Strengthening the friendship and rivalry between Tehran and Ankara
In recent years, Iran and Türkiye have been in serious competition to become a regional gas hub, and the Turkmenistan-Iran-Turkey project emphasizes this and increases cooperation between the two countries.

A worn-out drilling industry has become a bane of Iran’s oil production growth
Mohsen Paknejad plans to increase oil production by drilling new wells, but the wear and tear of worn-out rigs, sanctions, and the role of the drilling mafia have turned the Oil Minister's miracle into a nightmare.
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The embargo on Iran’s oil exports has not been lifted

Governor of the Central Bank of Qatar: We adhere to our commitments with Iran for 6 billion dollars

Failure to implement the law has led the representatives to the barter of bitumen

The Minister of Oil of Iran met with the Industry Minister of Belarus

Many construction projects are pending because of supply of bitumen

The war in the Middle East is the war for access to natural gas resources

Iraq imports gas from Turkmenistan using Iranian gas pipelines
According to Energy Press, quoted by Arab Weekly, Iraqi Electricity Minister Ziad Fazil announced that the country wants to import gas from Turkmenistan using Iran’s gas transmission line network. A preliminary agreement between Iraq and Turkmenistan has been signed in this regard and it is said that more negotiations are going to be conducted on how

2.5 times more gasoline is consumed in Iran compared to the rest of the world
According to Energy Press report, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf stated in the public session of the Islamic Council today, Monday, during the review of the chapter related to energy and the table for setting quantitative goals of Kurdish energy in the fields of oil and gas: We predicted in this table that the production of gasoline

Water, electricity and gas for households covered by support organizations became free

Jam Petrochemical became a supporter of Chinkara deer
According to the report of Energy Press, citing the public relations and international affairs of Jam Petrochemical; In this joint meeting, which was attended by Engineer “Abdul Rahim Ghanbarian”, CEO of Jam Petrochemical and a group of managers of this company, “Abdul Rahman Muradzadeh”, Director General of Environment of Bushehr Province and “Mustafa Moazeni”, Head