The Story of Bidboland; The First Middle East Gas Refinery in Iran
In the heart of Khuzestan, where oil and gas have shaped people’s lives for years, stands an old but vital complex that bears the title of “the mother of the country’s gas refineries.” The Bidblond 1 Gas Refinery, the first gas refinery in the Middle East, has been delivering energy from petroleum-related gases to the country’s homes and industries for more than half a century.
Gas crisis begins; pressure drop at border hubs, pressure boosting project still on paper
The pressure drop and gas production crisis in South Pars has begun, and this unfortunate event is happening in Hub One, at the location of platforms in phases 11 and 12. The very thing that the $17 billion pressure boosting project was designed to prevent, but that project still remains on paper.
From the harsh winter for Iran to gasoline imports, what did Javad Oji, Iran’s 10th Oil Minister, do?
Javad Oji is the tenth Iranian oil minister to use the famous phrase "hard winter" for Europe; however, contrary to his prediction, this winter was not harder than ever for Europe, but for Iran, and the energy imbalance during his term as minister became one of the most tangible crises in recent years.
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Get to know one of the largest refineries in Iran: Isfahan Oil Refinery
Isfahan Oil Refining Company (EORC) is one of the largest refineries in Iran, having started its activities in the field of crude oil refining in 1979 and today produces about 22% of the country's petroleum products. With a refining capacity of 375,000 barrels per day, the company has a wide variety of petroleum products and feedstock for downstream industries.
Gas Imbalance: A Structural Challenge for Iran’s Energy Industry Until 2015
Iran stands at an important crossroads in the history of its gas industry; either it can transform gas into an engine of economic development through fundamental reforms in consumption and policymaking, or it will face a widespread crisis in energy supply by continuing the current pattern.
Iranian Petrochemicals at the Crossroads of Development and Environment; Overcoming the Crisis with New Technologies
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company estimated the value of polymers produced in industrialized and developed countries at about $2,000 per ton and said: "Iran's petrochemical industry must move beyond the chemical sector and move towards creating more added value by producing polymer materials; the total capacity of polymers is currently only about 10 million tons."
Kermanshah Petrochemical Report: Rising feed prices are a warning sign for Iran’s urea industry
Following the government's recent decision to reform the revenue structure and align the price of gas feedstock with global rates, Iran's petrochemical industries have faced unprecedented conditions. The increase in feedstock price from 47,000 rials to 139,000 rials has not only increased the current costs of the complexes but has also changed the competitive equations of the entire urea industry.
Start of cleanup operations of 2,300 cubic meters of contaminated soil in the Aban and Paydar Gharb oil fields
The cleanup operation of more than 2,000 cubic meters of contaminated soil left over from past operations in the Aban and Paydar Gharb oil fields has begun.
Paknejad: There is no document of the oil contract with Babak Zanjani
In response to a question about handing over oil for sale to individuals (Zanjani), the Minister of Oil explained: "Who do you mean by individuals? I cannot mention the strategies for selling oil, as a rule, but we have a range of strategies and measures that we will use in accordance with any situation that arises."
The first gas field development contract was awarded to Bakhtar Holding
Regarding the fate of upstream memorandums of understanding and their conversion into contracts, the CEO of the National Petrochemical Company said: "Some of these memorandums are being converted into contracts. For example, the contract for the Bakhtar complex has been approved by the National Oil Company's board of directors and is being finalized."
Refinery development accelerates under 14th government; 2.8 billion euro project on track for operation
In the past year, the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company has implemented six important and strategic projects with an investment of approximately 840 million euros in expanding transmission infrastructure and refinery capacity. Another strategic project worth approximately 2 billion euros is currently being implemented and will be completed by the end of the year.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: We do not accept unilateral claims about the Arash gas field
The Foreign Ministry spokesman stated that we have always emphasized bilateral talks with Kuwait to reach a fair and lasting agreement and understanding regarding the Arash gas field, adding: "Based on historical rights and the history of negotiations, we do not accept unilateral claims about this field under any circumstances."
Transformation in energy policies; Four axes of the Ministry of Oil to curb imbalance and combat fuel smuggling
The Ministry of Petroleum in the 14th government has put four main axes on the agenda: price policies, non-price policies, fuel portfolio diversification, and combating off-grid supply and smuggling, and has taken a major step towards curbing the gap between supply and demand, efficiency, justice, and sustainability in the country's energy distribution system.
