Currency price differences have increased demand for petrochemical product exports

The Secretary General of the Iranian Petrochemical Industry Employers' Association emphasized the necessity of completing the value chain in the petrochemical industry at the opening ceremony of the 19th Iran Plast Exhibition.

Shazand under the microscope: From the halt to gasoline exports to Afghanistan to the legacy of bus hires

In an interview with this media outlet, the CEO of Shazand Petrochemical Company described the company's most important recent challenge as the cessation of gasoline exports to Afghanistan, saying that as the country's standards became stricter, the export of 80-octane gasoline, which previously constituted an important part of Shazand's income, has been halted.

Polymers have replaced steel and wood in engineering industries

At the opening ceremony of the 19th Iran Plast, the CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company pointed out the status and importance of the petrochemical and polymer industries and said: Petrochemical products, especially polymers, play a key role in various industries and have a pervasive presence in our daily lives.

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Illegal cryptocurrency mining is one of the reasons for the record high electricity demand

The CEO of Tavanir Company said: Illegal mining of cryptocurrencies is one of the factors that has increased the unusual records of electricity demand in the country these days.

Oil workers work at 50 degrees

The hardworking personnel of the pipeline repair unit of Arundan Oil and Gas Company are working in the heat of over 50 degrees in Khuzestan.

The drop in China’s oil demand reduces Iran’s oil revenues

While the forecast of OPEC and other reputable global institutions report a decrease in oil demand from China, Iran's oil sanctions are still in place. Forecasts indicate that if China's demand continues to decrease, oil purchases will also decrease, and this is a threat to Iran's oil revenues.

A significant decrease in renewable water per capita in the country

The spokesperson of the country's water industry said: Considering the decrease of one billion cubic meters of water from renewable sources every year, it can be said that in the last 30 years and with the decrease of 30 billion cubic meters of water, the country's per capita renewable water has decreased significantly.

A power outage cut off water in the Mallard area

The managing director of Mallard Waterworks said: The problem of water interruption for the people of Mallard region is due to the drop in electricity voltage.

Applying restrictions for customers who consume a lot of water in Tehran

The CEO of Region 5 Water and Wastewater Company has announced that the per capita consumption of water in Tehran is higher than the average, and in this regard, to deal with high-consumption subscribers, a water restriction plan has been considered.

Annual rainfall has decreased in which provinces?

The spokesperson of the country's water industry stated that 6 provinces of the country, including Tehran, Bushehr, Fars, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, Qazvin and Semnan, are at the top of the rainfall reduction table and said: The volume of the reservoirs of the country's dams in the last 10 years has been ranked fourth in dry years. is

20 mobile fuel stations were established at border terminals

CEO of Iran National Oil Products Distribution Company said: 17 mobile fueling machines and 20 mobile fuel supply stations have been deployed at border terminals for the welfare of Arbaeen Hosseini pilgrims.

The increase in the price of Iranian oil

OPEC's latest monthly report showed that Iranian heavy oil prices rose in July, halting the decline seen in the previous two months.

How does Iran bypass oil sanctions?

Iran is one of the countries that was subjected to the most cruel sanctions by the countries of the world. But according to NDTV, the restrictions imposed by the United States have largely failed to prevent the export of Iranian oil, which is considered one of the main pillars of Tehran's economy.