The collapse of industry, the rise of oil; how did Iran’s economy get caught in a vicious cycle?
Nili warns that if no solutions are found, large industrial enterprises will also shrink within the next 10 years.
Blending methanol with gasoline is a better alternative than converting it
The CEO of Zagros Petrochemical Company did not consider the plan to convert methanol into gasoline to be cost-effective under current economic and technical conditions.
Declining demand for gasoline has cast doubt on the future of the methanol-to-gasoline conversion project
The CEO of Shastan Commercial Investment Company believes that the plan to convert methanol into gasoline is a risky investment in the current circumstances and given global developments.
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Tawanir’s CEO’s warning to customers who abuse electricity
Mustafa Rajabi Mashhadi, CEO of Tovanir Company, said: Household customers who consume electricity without any procedural changes should reduce their consumption, and if we have a problem with stable electricity supply, this group of abusive customers will be the first to cut off electricity.
Closure of steel production due to electricity restrictions
In a letter to the Ministry of Energy, while criticizing the non-implementation of the Fimabin agreements, the Steel Manufacturers Association announced: Since July 10, due to severe electricity restrictions, the country's steel production has almost stopped.
The statement of the Ministry of Petroleum about the damaged oil tankers off the coast of Singapore
The collision of two oil tankers near the coast of Singapore occurred while some media reported that the cargo of one of these oil tankers was two million barrels of Iranian crude oil, but the Ministry of Petroleum stated that none of the damaged oil tankers were related to Iran and none of them were carrying oil. They were not raw from Iran.
The electricity of high consumption offices will cut off
The Minister of Energy said: "The government's emphasis has always been that the consumption management programs should start from the government departments, and according to this, the distribution companies are obliged to cut off the electricity of those departments that do not reduce their electricity consumption."
40% of Iran’s electricity is used for air conditioners
40% of the country's electricity consumption on peak days is related to cooling devices, especially gas coolers, which become more active as the air gets hotter.
How much electricity imbalance will the 14th government of Iran inherit?
An energy expert while stressing the need to liberalize industrial electricity prices in the 14th government, said: "Now, there is an imbalance of 15,000 megawatts of electricity at the peak of load."
Handing over 7 million cubic meters of wastewater to industries
A responsible official said: In 2024, for the first time in the country's history, the wastewater from Tehran's sewage treatment plants will be offered on the stock market, and in the first offering, 7 million cubic meters of wastewater will be available to industries.
Sri Lanka paid for Iranian oil with tea
The chairman of the Sri Lankan Tea Board said that the country has paid 55 million dollars out of 250.9 million dollars of its debt for buying fuel from Iran through the export of tea.
A specialized consortium was formed to eliminate the pollution of Shazand power plant
In order to eliminate the pollution of Shazand thermal power plant, a consortium of knowledge-based companies is formed.
cheap oil, empty table; Behind the curtain of discount and embargo on oil
Last year, Iran exported about 36 billion dollars of oil, but only 28 billion dollars returned to the country.
