Get to know the Persian Gulf Star Refinery, the largest gasoline producer in Iran
The Persian Gulf Star Refinery, Iran's largest gasoline producer and the world's largest gas condensate refinery, plays an unparalleled role in Iran's energy supply by producing more than 45 percent of the country's fuel portfolio.
Iran’s oil discount to China reaches its highest level in a year
As a new wave of sanctions from the United States, Britain and the European Union target sales of Russian and Iranian oil, trade sources told Reuters that discounts on Iranian oil for Chinese customers have reached their widest in more than a year, reaching as much as $10. Reduced oil import quotas for independent Chinese refiners have also added to the pressure.
Arak Machine Manufacturing Board Resigns Over Petrochemical Project
This resignation is related to a project called Hirsa Polymer Sahand Petrochemical, which has serious uncertainties about how it will be handed over to a second-hand contractor.
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The plan proposed by the Minister of oil to increase production
Increasing oil production capacity is defined as one of the key plans of Mohsen Paknejad, the proposed minister of the Ministry of Petroleum.
How should the oil industry development model be?
Expectations from the proposed oil minister should be accompanied by a realistic look at solving major challenges such as disagreements and the need for large investments. Certainly, the success of the oil minister, who plays a key role in the economy, directly depends on the coordination and cooperation with other ministers, taking into account the economic and social conditions.
Europe’s shift from LNG to pipeline; Is Tehran creating opportunities or burning opportunities?
Recent data shows that Europe's LNG imports will decrease in 2024 and increase through the pipeline, which is a good opportunity for Iran to activate its energy diplomacy.
172,000 subscribers in Ahvaz receive bonuses for electricity consumption
The CEO of Ahvaz Electricity Distribution Company said: With the continuous cooperation of citizens in these upcoming hot days, the stability of the electricity network will be achieved.
Monitoring of drinking water quality at border terminals
Director General of Water and Wastewater Health Office of Abfay said: In order to improve the quality of drinking water, the installation, commissioning and calibration of online systems for measuring residual free chlorine at border terminals have been done.
Illegal cryptocurrency mining is one of the reasons for the record high electricity demand
The CEO of Tavanir Company said: Illegal mining of cryptocurrencies is one of the factors that has increased the unusual records of electricity demand in the country these days.
Oil workers work at 50 degrees
The hardworking personnel of the pipeline repair unit of Arundan Oil and Gas Company are working in the heat of over 50 degrees in Khuzestan.
The drop in China’s oil demand reduces Iran’s oil revenues
While the forecast of OPEC and other reputable global institutions report a decrease in oil demand from China, Iran's oil sanctions are still in place. Forecasts indicate that if China's demand continues to decrease, oil purchases will also decrease, and this is a threat to Iran's oil revenues.
A significant decrease in renewable water per capita in the country
The spokesperson of the country's water industry said: Considering the decrease of one billion cubic meters of water from renewable sources every year, it can be said that in the last 30 years and with the decrease of 30 billion cubic meters of water, the country's per capita renewable water has decreased significantly.
A power outage cut off water in the Mallard area
The managing director of Mallard Waterworks said: The problem of water interruption for the people of Mallard region is due to the drop in electricity voltage.
