Electric heating, the key to freeing Iran from deadly dependence on domestic gas
Energy expert Hossein Mirafazli believes that the way out of the gas consumption crisis is to reduce dependence on gas and expand the use of electricity in home heating; a model that many developed countries in the world have adopted for years.
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.
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The Ministry of Petroleum is the leading agency in implementing the Free Access to Information Law
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Article 90 Commission visits the Oil Monitoring Center to examine industry challenges
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Announcement of the Ministry of Oil’s Technology Development Roadmap; Complementing the Comprehensive Research and Innovation System
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876 million cubic meters of gas were consumed in the country
A spokesman for the National Iranian Gas Company said: Of the 876 million cubic meters of gas delivered to the national network yesterday, 71 percent was consumed in the domestic, commercial, and small industrial sectors.
Heater replacement plan to reduce gas consumption
Alternative energy-saving plans, this time equipped home heaters instead of the previous heaters, are considered one of the examples of the leadership's explicit reminder during a visit to the Pioneers of Progress exhibition under the title "Go and Act."
Where is Iran in the Middle East gas revolution?
In recent years, gas production and consumption in the Middle East have increased for various reasons, with countries such as Iran and Saudi Arabia playing a leading role in this trend. However, Tehran has not been able to play a prominent role in the global market due to high domestic consumption.
Minister of Energy: We will not have power outages next winter
The Minister of Energy stated that there will be no power outages next winter, in cooperation with the Ministry of Oil, and said that, given the set of special programs being implemented in the electricity industry in 1404, we hope that the problem of power imbalance will be resolved by the peak load in 1405.
Motor gasoline production increased at Tehran refinery
The CEO of Tehran Oil Refining Company announced: By adhering to quality standards, more than one million liters of gasoline were added to the company's motor gasoline production portfolio daily.
The beginning of a serious discussion: transferring oil shares to 90 million Iranians
A member of the board of directors of the Oil Industry Pension Fund believes that transferring shares of the National Oil Company to the public can increase public participation in the management of energy resources, contribute to greater transparency in the company's performance and improve its financial situation.
Formation of the Moscow-Baku-Tehran gas axis
The agreement to export Russian gas to Iran via the Republic of Azerbaijan is a major development in the energy geopolitics of Eurasia that could strengthen Iran's hub role through the swap mechanism.
Shahid Tondgoyan Petrochemical’s self-sufficiency in foreign catalyst
Shahid Tondgoyan Petrochemical Company is preparing to celebrate self-sufficiency and the absence of the need to purchase catalysts from abroad by signing a memorandum of understanding to manufacture two catalysts, cobalt acetate and manganese acetate.
A new fuel theft pipeline was discovered in Hormozgan
The Hormozgan Police Commander announced the discovery of a new fuel theft pipeline in Hormozgan.
The poor bear the brunt of gasoline consumption. In the most optimistic scenario, the gasoline imbalance will reach 16 million liters by 1410
Kazemi, former CEO of the National Petroleum Products Refining and Distribution Company, said: "Low-income groups in society consume more gasoline than high-income groups because their work and jobs require gasoline due to their economic conditions."
