New secret to increasing oil production revealed; Iran turns to injecting low-salt water

New secret to increasing oil production revealed; Iran turns to injecting low-salt water

Energy expert Saeed Saviz has unveiled a new method for increasing oil recovery for the first time. He says that using low-salt water injection could offset the decline in production in Iran's oil fields and even increase production capacity in the long term. In addition to relying on indigenous knowledge, the method will also respond to concerns such as water crises and land subsidence by reducing pressure on freshwater resources.

Some mini-refineries export gasoline to Afghanistan

Some mini-refineries export gasoline to Afghanistan

For years, mini-refineries have denied any gasoline exports and have denied accusations of fuel smuggling; but now the CEO of Shazand Petrochemical Company is openly saying that some of these units export gasoline to Afghanistan, and their exit routes are through the Dogharoon and Milak borders.

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China’s oil investment in Iraq instead of Iran

China’s oil investment in Iraq instead of Iran

Chinese investment in Iraq's oil industry has reached 10 billion dollars, while this country, which is the largest buyer of Iranian oil and has a 25-year cooperation agreement with Iran, does not actively invest in any of the projects of Iran's oil industry.
Will China’s oil imports from Iran and Saudi Arabia decrease?

Will China’s oil imports from Iran and Saudi Arabia decrease?

Bloomberg's claim about the purchase of African oil by small Chinese refineries has raised the question of whether this action means a reduction in Iranian oil imports or not. But geopolitical factors show that embargoing Iran's oil is impossible in the new Trump era and Beijing will continue to buy Iranian oil.
Rewards for introducing unauthorized miners

Rewards for introducing unauthorized miners

All compatriots can benefit from a cash reward by sending an SMS to the number announced by the Big Tehran Electricity Distribution Company by introducing unauthorized miners.
44% of Iran’s dams were filled

44% of Iran’s dams were filled

The spokesperson of the water industry said that the country's dams are full at 44% and said: Considering the conditions of water resources and the reduction of input into the reservoirs of the dams, it is recommended to pay attention to consumption management and saving water resources.