Getting to know Iran’s petrochemical holdings; this is Parsian Oil and Gas

Getting to know Iran’s petrochemical holdings; this is Parsian Oil and Gas

Parsian Oil and Gas Petrochemical Holding is one of the major players in the country's petrochemical industry, which, with about 20 percent of Iran's production capacity and complexes such as Pardis and Zagros, has earned the title of the country's largest urea producer and one of the most important methanol producers in the Middle East.

$700 million in gasoline savings by expanding ridesharing

$700 million in gasoline savings by expanding ridesharing

Hossein Mirafazli, an energy expert, says: If only 10 percent of intracity trips are shared, about two million liters of gasoline will be saved daily, which is equivalent to more than $700 million in annual savings for the Iranian economy.

Getting to know Iran’s petrochemical holdings; this is Petroculture’s episode

Getting to know Iran’s petrochemical holdings; this is Petroculture’s episode

Petrofarhang Holding, the economic arm of the Farhangian Reserve Fund, has been able to consolidate its position as one of the main players in Iran's petrochemical industry in recent years, focusing on methanol production and developing petrochemical projects, and has emerged from losses with significant growth in production and profitability.

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Iran’s petrochemical industry exports reach $12 billion

Iran’s petrochemical industry exports reach $12 billion

The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company said: The total amount of exports from the petrochemical industry in the first 11 months was about $12 billion, of which $9.14 billion was supplied, which is almost equal to the amount of foreign exchange supplied in the 11 months of last year.
The Statistics Center announced the gross domestic product with oil

The Statistics Center announced the gross domestic product with oil

The latest results of the Statistical Center of Iran's quarterly national accounts, gross domestic product (GDP) at constant prices for 1400, show a 3.1 percent growth in gross domestic product with oil (at basic prices) and a 2.2 percent growth in gross domestic product without oil (at basic prices) in the first nine months of 1403.