The collapse of industry, the rise of oil; how did Iran’s economy get caught in a vicious cycle?
Nili warns that if no solutions are found, large industrial enterprises will also shrink within the next 10 years.
Blending methanol with gasoline is a better alternative than converting it
The CEO of Zagros Petrochemical Company did not consider the plan to convert methanol into gasoline to be cost-effective under current economic and technical conditions.
Declining demand for gasoline has cast doubt on the future of the methanol-to-gasoline conversion project
The CEO of Shastan Commercial Investment Company believes that the plan to convert methanol into gasoline is a risky investment in the current circumstances and given global developments.
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Restrictions on the gas flow of Iran’s petrochemicals
Secretary General of the Iranian Petrochemical Industry Employers Association: Due to the cold weather, petrochemicals were completely restricted, and most of the petrochemicals that use methane gas are cut off. Last year, due to gas restrictions, we lost 700 million dollars in profit.
132 million liters of gasoline are distributed daily in Iran during holidays
The oil minister said: At the same time as the air temperature dropped sharply and the country's gas supply network continued, the national oil refining and distribution companies distributed more than 132 million liters of gasoline during the recent holidays.
Holding the 17th meeting of the Joint Economic Commission of Iran and Russia in Tehran
The 17th meeting of the Iran-Russia Joint Economic Commission will be held in March this year in Tehran with the presence of the Minister of Oil and the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation as the heads of this commission.
Water inputs to Iran’s dams decreased by 18% compared to last year
The spokesperson of the country's water industry said: Water inputs have decreased by 18% compared to last year and by 40% compared to 5 years ago, and the same ratio can be imagined in the field of underground water, which means that aquifers are facing a greater deficit.
The enemy’s failure to explode Iran’s gas pipelines
A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Council stated: With the high speed of action that the managers of the country's oil and gas industry had in the terrorist explosion of the national gas transmission lines, the enemy was not able to create a disruption in the gas supply to the people.
CEO of Iran's National Petroleum Refining and Distribution Company:
Iran’s average gasoline consumption will grow by 10% next year
Jalil Salari, CEO of the National Company for Refining and Distribution of Petroleum Products, referring to the latest state of gasoline consumption and production in the country, stated: Gasoline consumption varies in different months of the year, but on average this year, about 115 million liters of gasoline were consumed per day in the country.
The repair of gas pipelines in Iran was successfully completed
The Dispatching Manager of the National Gas Company of Iran said: The repair of the nationwide gas pipelines in Borujen and Safashehr, which were damaged by the terrorist explosion, was successfully completed and these lines became operational.
CEO of Arghvan Gostar Ilam Company in an interview with "Energy Press":
$40 million profit with polypropylene production/ Arghvan Gostrailam will be launched in March
Persian Gulf, as Iran's largest petrochemical holding company, has one of the most diverse portfolios of petrochemical products in the country, but polypropylene has no place in this portfolio. Currently, several projects are being implemented to add polypropylene to the Persian Gulf Holding's product portfolio.
Completion of 132 semi-finished oil projects in Iran
Investigations show that 17 projects were opened in 1400, 47 projects were opened in 1401, and 67 oil projects were opened this year, and a total of 132 projects were opened in order to increase the production of oil, gas, gas condensate, oil products, and petrochemical products worth 28 billion dollars. it is arrived.
Secretary of the Supreme Council of Free Zones:
Petrochemical is the driving engine of Iran’s economy
Hojatullah Abdulmaleki, the secretary of the Supreme Council of Free Zones, said at the opening of the Petrocom conference: "Currently, more than 200,000 items of hydrocarbon products are produced, and we are the largest holder of hydrocarbon reserves in Iran, and fortunately, in the period after the revolution, we had a more special look at these reserves."
