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A special working group of Iran and Iraq is formed to develop cooperation in the field of energy

A special working group of Iran and Iraq is formed to develop cooperation in the field of energy

The deputy minister of oil for engineering, research and technology affairs, referring to the meeting of oil and gas contractors with the Iraqi oil minister at the request of the Iraqi side, said: the proposal to form a special working group consisting of representatives of contractors, manufacturers and suppliers of goods and specialized equipment of trade unions It was given to the concerned and relevant trustees in the Ministry of Oil of both Iranian and Iraqi sides.
Iran’s gas will end in the next 30 years
The former CEO of Jam Petrochemical in an interview with "Energy Press":

Iran’s gas will end in the next 30 years

The amount of gas deposits and the amount of gas that can be removed are completely clear. With a simple calculation, we find out that we can harvest gas only in 30 years.
For another 100 years, we have no resources left
Former member of the Iranian Parliament:

For another 100 years, we have no resources left

Hedayatullah Khademi, a former member of the energy commission in the parliament, said: I am worried about the people of the next hundred years of this country who want to live in this land. We have not left any resources for them and we have not invested their capital with which future people can live.
Oil should not be delayed by the budget
Chairman of the Economic Working Group of the Office of the Supreme Leader:

Oil should not be delayed by the budget

The head of the Economic Working Group of the Office of the Supreme Leader said: Oil should not be delayed in the budget. The position of oil is clear and we must give independence to oil.
For mini-refineries, safety does not mean anything
The series of successive fires continues;

For mini-refineries, safety does not mean anything

Last year, mini-refineries were the hot topic of oil news with the issue of feed rent, but this year, mini-refineries returned to the top of the news with successive fires.