Bandar Imam becomes the giant of Iran’s petrochemical paper projects

Bandar Imam becomes the giant of Iran’s petrochemical paper projects

Bandar Imam Petrochemical, the beating heart of the downstream chain of Iran's petrochemical industry, is currently facing a $1.4 billion project; a project that, in relation to the company's 8 trillion tomans profit, has raised serious questions about the economic logic, financing method, and the silence of Persian Gulf Holding.

harvesting more than 51% of Iran’s oil reserves; The necessity of acceleration in the development of increased technologies

harvesting more than 51% of Iran’s oil reserves; The necessity of acceleration in the development of increased technologies

The Director of Research and Technology of the National Iranian Oil Company, announcing that more than 51% of the country's recoverable oil reserves have been harvested, emphasized: the countries of the region have moved with increasing speed towards the use of new technologies for increased harvesting, and Iran is bound to accelerate the development and localization of these technologies in order to protect the remaining reserves and sustainable production.

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Possibility of forming a joint consortium to develop the Kish gas field

Possibility of forming a joint consortium to develop the Kish gas field

The CEO of the Persian Gulf Oil and Gas Industry Advancement Company, referring to the significant lack of benefit for the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group from the empty production capacity of some companies, which is due to insufficient feed, emphasized the key role of this company in the upstream oil and gas sector, including participation in field development projects to provide sustainable feed for large petrochemical production units.
Oil Fluid Separation Unit Launched in South Azadegan

Oil Fluid Separation Unit Launched in South Azadegan

The CEO of Arvandan Oil and Gas Company announced the launch of an oil fluid separation unit in the South Azadegan field with a daily capacity of 5,000 barrels, with the aim of reviving and making low-pressure wells productive.
The first phase of water transfer from the sea to Isfahan was completed

The first phase of water transfer from the sea to Isfahan was completed

Referring to the start of the flood and the arrival of sea water to Isfahan, the spokesperson for the country's water industry said: "The first phase of transferring water from the sea to Isfahan has been completed; in this phase, which has the potential to increase to 70 million cubic meters per year, 40 million cubic meters of water will be made available to industries."
Production capacity of supplementary oil and gas well strings increased

Production capacity of supplementary oil and gas well strings increased

The production capacity of supplementary strings for oil and gas wells on land and offshore increased with a focus on developing indigenous and Iranian technologies in the country; a strategic move that, by strengthening domestic capacity, paves the way for self-sufficiency in vital equipment for the energy industry and the export of these products.
Part of the oil flare in the west of the country was extinguished

Part of the oil flare in the west of the country was extinguished

For the first time in the western region of the country, part of the oil-associated gas flare was extinguished with the operation of the first phase of the Dehloran NGL 3100 refinery, a measure that is considered to reduce flaring and recover associated gases in border oil-rich areas.
Iran with 37 gas fields; still dreaming of getting rid of imbalance

Iran with 37 gas fields; still dreaming of getting rid of imbalance

Despite having the world’s second-largest gas reserves, Iran continues to grapple with an energy imbalance. The country’s numerous gas fields are either underdeveloped or lagging behind in the competition for extraction from shared fields. While gas exports could become a regional lever of power, Iran has a tiny share of the global market. If this trajectory is not corrected, even meeting domestic demand will be challenged in the coming winters.