What is the average gasoline consumption in Tehran?
The director of the National Petroleum Products Distribution Company in Tehran said: The average daily consumption of gasoline in Tehran is 22 million liters.
Iran’s urea price rises in global markets
Iranian urea export prices for January loading have increased to $307 per ton on a FOB basis, compared to $303-$304.5 per ton previously.
Reasons for the failure of the sanctions on Iran’s oil fleet
The second Trump administration is seeking to impose sanctions on 35 companies and ships to increase pressure on Iran, but experts believe that market conditions and the lack of support from China and Arab countries will prevent this from happening.
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Increasing Iran’s oil production to 3.4 million barrels per day
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company said: When the government handed over, daily oil production was 2 million 107 thousand barrels per day, and with the efforts made, it has reached more than 3 million 400 thousand barrels.
40% of Iran’s aquifers will never be restored
A water field expert said: The loadings should be removed to preserve the aquifers, that is, the agricultural sector should be removed and industry and tourism that consume less water should be developed, and along with that, the import of food should be done in order to partially solve the problems of the aquifers. fixed it
Tehran became the most consuming city in the use of gas
The Dispatching Manager of the National Gas Company of Iran stated that 746 million cubic meters of natural gas were consumed in the country in the last 24 hours, and announced a 73% increase in the delivery of gas to the country's power plants on this day.
Renewable energies supplying the electricity consumed by Iran’s executive bodies for the next four years
From the beginning of 1403, all the executive bodies subject to Article (5) of the Civil Service Law are required to supply five percent of their electricity consumption through renewable and clean energy and increase it to twenty percent (5 percent per year) during four years.
Obtaining complete data from reservoirs using an industrial microCT device
The industrial microCT device, one of the achievements of one of the knowledge-based companies, has provided a field for researchers to study oil ore, and using this information, researchers can obtain complete data from oil reservoirs.
The possibility of placing the Strait of Hormuz in the list of insecure bottlenecks in the world
2024 seems to be the year of challenges for the strategic straits of the world. The drought in the Panama Canal is such that only 24 ships can pass through it every day.
Qalibaf: The main culprit of air pollution is cars and motorcycles
Speaker of Iran's Islamic Council said: As a well-informed person, apart from the issue of power plants throughout the year, 81% of the main problem of air pollution is caused by cars and motorcycles.
Pars Petrochemical CEO in an interview with "Energy Press":
In the future, there is no hope for the Chinese market for Iranian polypropylene/ Pars Petrochemical PDH project implementation operations will start by the end of the year
China is currently an importer of 1.5 million tons of polypropylene, and in 2028, it will become an exporter of 4 million tons of polypropylene, so it is not possible to implement PDHPP plans with the hope of the Chinese market.
Gholamhossein Hassantash, senior energy analyst:
Soon we won’t have hydrocarbons for export / gas imbalance will turn into energy imbalance
The energy imbalance in Iran is serious; Gholamhossein Hassantash, a senior energy analyst in Iran, says: If the current trend continues, we will not have any hydrocarbons for export by 2032 at the latest. But if we want to export energy, we have to stop petrochemicals, industries and production. He believes that issues should not be simplified; Energy imbalance in Iran is not a single factor and price is not the only factor of imbalance.
Is there a possibility of an increase in the price of gasoline in Iran?
These days, the parliament and the government are involved in reviewing and approving the 2024 budget bill. In examining this important issue, some issues are raised by the parliament and even government officials, each of which has serious psychological effects on the country's economy.
