Introduction to Tabriz Refinery; the refining hub of northwest Iran
Tabriz Oil Refinery, one of the most important refining centers in Iran, plays a key role in supplying the liquid fuel needed by northwest Iran by providing about 7 percent of the country's crude oil refining capacity.
Getting to know Iran’s petrochemical holdings; this is Parsian Oil and Gas
Parsian Oil and Gas Petrochemical Holding is one of the major players in the country's petrochemical industry, which, with about 20 percent of Iran's production capacity and complexes such as Pardis and Zagros, has earned the title of the country's largest urea producer and one of the most important methanol producers in the Middle East.
$700 million in gasoline savings by expanding ridesharing
Hossein Mirafazli, an energy expert, says: If only 10 percent of intracity trips are shared, about two million liters of gasoline will be saved daily, which is equivalent to more than $700 million in annual savings for the Iranian economy.
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Development of the 400 kV Fajr Energy Persian Gulf substation at the terminal station/increasing energy transmission from Bafjar to industries and the national grid
The 400 kV substation development plan, which is the first part of Fajr Company's recent development plans and is intended to increase the capacity of electricity transmission to requesting industries and the national grid, has reached 81 percent progress.
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.
The need for cooperation between all sectors to optimize consumption and invest in increasing gas production
Explaining gas supply in imbalanced conditions, the CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company said: "To deal with energy imbalance, the two wings of "consumption optimization" and "investment to increase production" must be considered together."
Fuel smuggling ads hit cyberspace
Everything can be found in cyberspace, from Iranian crude oil exports to gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, and liquefied petroleum gas. Since there is insufficient monitoring of the purchase and sale of fuel in cyberspace and its sources of supply, it seems that traces of smuggling can be seen in online fuel sales.
Energy consumption in public sectors should reach 50% of current consumption
Stating that we are determined to correct imbalances, the First Vice President said: "The energy consumption of government agencies must be halved."
Iran, the largest methanol exporter in the West Asian region
Methanol, as a product based on natural gas feedstock, accounts for a significant share of the production and export of the country's petrochemical industry products.
50% increase in gasoline consumption over 5 years / Increasing prices will not solve the problem
An energy expert said: "The energy imbalance in the country is increasing every year, such that gasoline consumption has increased by 50 percent in five years, and a similar situation exists in other energy carriers. It seems that in these circumstances, an energy ministry should be established."
Some of the gasoline consumed by cars in the country is not standardized
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency pointed out the role of substandard gasoline in air pollution and said: "Some of the gasoline consumed by mobile sources, including cars, does not comply with the national standards approved by the National Standards Organization."
Will $87 billion in lost rig money be returned to Iran?
It might not be wrong to claim that the 1990s were one of the most corrupt decades in Iran's oil history. The decade in which the massive Petrochemicalgate corruption scandal was revealed was close to the same years in which the issue of missing oil rigs became a subject of black satire.
Gas outage reduces petrochemical exports by $1.3 billion
Referring to the gas outages of some petrochemical companies, the Secretary General of the National Petrochemical Industries Employers Association said: "Unfortunately, this issue has put pressure on production and we predict that our exports will decrease by at least $1 to $1.3 billion compared to last year." Recently, the CEO of the National Petrochemical Company announced that the Central Bank has allowed 50 percent of the foreign exchange earned from the export of petrochemical products to be invested in the petrochemical companies themselves.
