Iran’s oil discount to China reaches its highest level in a year

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.

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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.
What did Turkmenistan’s gas swap uproar achieve for Iran?

What did Turkmenistan’s gas swap uproar achieve for Iran?

Turkmenistan's gas swap to the Republic of Azerbaijan was proposed as a solution to compensate for the gas imbalance in the northeast of the country. In practice, Iran's share of the swap fee (transfer fee) from this transit is equivalent to 0.15% of Iran's total gas consumption per year.