Pakistan wants Iranian gas

Pakistan wants Iranian gas

The recent visit of the President of Iran to Pakistan focused on the large gas pipeline contract between the two neighboring countries, which has been delayed due to various reasons.
But and if Iran’s gas transfer to India

But and if Iran’s gas transfer to India

The former managing director of Iran's National Gas Export Company said: In order to implement the gas pipeline to India, considering that we have to pass through the deep ocean routes; There are very few ships that can operate these pipelines on the seabed, and the embargo is a major obstacle to using their services.
The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline is coming to an end

The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline is coming to an end

The plan to transfer Iran's gas to Pakistan was designed and implemented about 15 years ago, which has not yet entered the operational phase due to various reasons, but with the presence of Iran in Pakistan and negotiations, and with the expression of the Pakistani side's desire, this matter is now closer to the implementation stage.
Peace pipeline at the end station

Peace pipeline at the end station

Revival of Iran's gas export contract to Pakistan after years of suspension can be one of the most important achievements of the two countries in today's visit of the President of Iran to Pakistan.
The challenges of Iran’s gas export to Pakistan

The challenges of Iran’s gas export to Pakistan

A senior expert in the field of energy said: until we can prove that we have enough gas and can provide it permanently, and until we can provide a reasonable price that the Pakistani market can bear in competition with fuel oil; Let's submit that the issue of the peace line remains at the level of dialogue and Pakistan knows this too.
Iraq is looking for Iranian gas

Iraq is looking for Iranian gas

The member of the oil commission of the Iraqi parliament stated that Iraq still needs Iranian gas because it takes a long time to exploit the gas.
Energy imbalance causes high prices

Energy imbalance causes high prices

Ebrahim Siyami, Director General of Future Research of the Ministry of Economy, said: "Energy imbalance will ultimately affect the cost of goods and cause an increase in prices."