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.
Arak Machine Manufacturing Board Resigns Over Petrochemical Project
This resignation is related to a project called Hirsa Polymer Sahand Petrochemical, which has serious uncertainties about how it will be handed over to a second-hand contractor.
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China becomes self-sufficient in propylene production with Iranian methanol
Iran exports millions of tons of methanol to China annually at a meager profit, while the country has created hundreds of times more value added by converting the same methanol into propylene, the “petrochemical caviar,” and has achieved 96 percent self-sufficiency in propylene production. An opportunity that Iran could have used to complete its petrochemical value chain by investing in domestic MTP units and move from selling crude to creating sustainable wealth.
Kermanshah Petrochemical Following Invest in Clean Energy
National Electricity Solving Strategy in Kermanshah Petrochemical; "Zahir" killed the key to the annual injecting of 5 million kWh.
Development of Petrochemical Special Area with Priority of Renewable Energy and Knowledge Base Designs
The director of the Petrochemical Special Economic Zone Organization emphasized the need to use renewable and new energy in the development plan of the region.
The National Iranian Oil Company’s announcement on the British court ruling; Legal follow -up continues
In a statement, the National Iranian Oil Company said in a statement that the British Court of Appeal was confirmed to be confirmed by the London Oil Industry Pension Fund, the legal follow -up of legal and international paths to cancel the ruling was continuing.
Growth of 6,000 barrels of oil production; Exports reached the highest record of sanctions
Over the past years, and especially since June last year, we have been adopted by the law of Shipuct, but with the necessary measures we were able to virtually bypass the boycott and make oil sales favorable.
Majid Ansari: Crescent is not over! Its second and third dimensions are in the flow
These cases continue to be; The second and third dimensions are still in the court and are being pursued. Our International Legal Department and our International Legal Center are being pursued in cooperation with ministries and related institutions.
Pazan Square became Iran’s largest onshore gas field
Announcing the discovery of two petroleum and oil tanks in Pazan Square by the Minister of Petroleum, the director of the National Iranian Oil Company's exploration company, with the new volume, described the square as Iran's largest landfill field.
Improved country fuel reserves; The interaction of the Ministry of Petroleum with the Positive Energy Base was evaluated
The head of the country's Energy Removal Base announced the improvement of fuel reserves compared to last year, announcing that the base was aimed at coordinating the ministries for the management of energy supply and demand.
The implementation of the Natural Gas Carrier Project begins in 2 to 5 provinces
As the winter approaches, the project of natural gas car companies designed to optimize consumption and reduce energy intensity is approaching the national implementation stage, and the project will soon be implemented in 2 to 4 provinces, according to the National Iranian Gas Company's energy and carbon director.
From Maroon Petrochemical’s Failed Experience Downstream to the Mist of Oblivion on the Propylene Chain
Energy expert Mustafa Saeedi, referring to Maroon Petrochemical's failed experience in entering downstream industries, emphasized that entering fields that are mainly carried out by small and medium-sized enterprises with teams of 20 to 30 people is harmful for petrochemicals. He criticized the neglect in developing the propylene chain and warned that the continuation of this trend will exacerbate dependence on imports of intermediate and final products.
