Getting to know Iran’s petrochemical holdings; this is Parsian Oil and Gas

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

$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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Abadan, the Origin of Iranian Oil: The Story of the Country’s Largest Refinery

Abadan, the Origin of Iranian Oil: The Story of the Country’s Largest Refinery

The Abadan Refinery, as the first and largest oil refinery in the Middle East, with a history of over a century, continues to play a key role in supplying petroleum products to Iran and the region. At its peak, the refinery became the largest refinery in the world, with a refining capacity of 520,000 barrels per day, and is a symbol of the self-sufficiency and resilience of the Iranian oil industry.
Major repairs of 35 South Pars platforms completed without incident

Major repairs of 35 South Pars platforms completed without incident

Sepahdar Abbaszadeh, Deputy Chief of Operations of Pars Oil and Gas Company, announced the successful completion of major repairs to 35 production platforms in the South Pars Joint Field. The operation was completed with 150,000 man-hours and without incident, and has prepared the company for a stable gas supply during the cold season.
Crescent case referred to Supreme Court

Crescent case referred to Supreme Court

Following Iran's formal objection to the UK Court of Appeal's ruling on the confiscation of the Oil Industry Pension Fund building, the case was referred to the Supreme Court for reconsideration. The disagreement among the judges of the Court of Appeal has paved the way for a review of the ruling and created new hope for a reversal.