
From earthquakes to politics: The life story of Ali Akbar Moinfar, Iran’s first oil minister
Ali Akbar Moinfar, Iran's first oil minister, was a man whose life fluctuated between earthquake science and oil politics; a figure who was both dubbed the father of Iranian earthquake engineering and whose name was immortalized in the history of the oil industry.

Iran on the verge of being eliminated from the world energy market; will gas exports to Türkiye stop?
The more than two-decade-old contract to export 10 billion cubic meters of Iranian gas annually to Turkey expires in mid-2026, but unlike in the past, there is no sign of Ankara's willingness to extend it this time. This is an issue that experts see as not only a threat to the country's gas revenue, but also a danger to Iran's geopolitical position in the region.

What is behind the turning on of Iranian tanker trackers after 7 and a half years?
The publication of a strange news item by the international media outlet "TankerTrackers" stating that Iranian tankers' trackers have been turned on after seven and a half years has inflamed the oil scene. A claim that some experts consider a sign of "shadow government" interference and an attempt to create a crisis and new pressure on the new government. But what is the story?
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Gasoline subsidy in the name of people for the sake of airlines

Chemical parks projects have not been stopped; The first park comes to life in Chabahar

Formation of a special working group for the development of CNG in the country

Hawayar’s great achievement in the field of air and gas separation

The transfer of 70 billion liters of the country’s oil in the first half of 2024

Tension in the Strait of Hormuz is a serious threat to oil exporters in the Persian Gulf

What effect does the escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel have on oil prices?
