On the eve of the 27th ministerial meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) in Doha, Iran's oil minister met with the chairman of the meeting and Libya's oil minister and discussed bilateral cooperation and developments in the energy market.
In the heart of the Persian Gulf, a floating structure is connected to the seabed with huge chains, which transfers Iran's oil and gas condensate to giant tankers without the need for a dock. This localized technology is the hidden pillar of Iran's oil exports.
The head of the Oil Industry Technology and Innovation Park said: "This park's mission is to pave the way for the realization of a knowledge-based economy in the energy sector by creating a link between knowledge, industry, and capital."
Ali Akbar Moinfar, Iran's first oil minister, was a man whose life fluctuated between earthquake science and oil politics; a figure who was both dubbed the father of Iranian earthquake engineering and whose name was immortalized in the history of the oil industry.
The meeting of the ordinary general assembly of the National Petrochemical Industries Company was held in the presence of the Deputy Minister of Petroleum for Petrochemical Affairs.
The adviser to the Minister of Oil on Women's Affairs said: The active participation of more than 17 thousand women, equivalent to 8% of the total employees of the oil industry, shows their key role in the managerial and operational positions of this industry.
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company, emphasizing the importance of the Ahvaz field as the country's largest oil field, said: "The implementation of this plan is an effective step towards increasing the recovery rate and realizing the oil industry's macro policies in applying new methods of increasing recovery."
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company emphasized accelerating the implementation of associated gas collection plans and removing operational bottlenecks to increase production.
In its latest monthly report, the US Energy Intelligence Bureau announced that Iran's crude oil production in September had increased by 6,000 barrels in September.
Despite the annual increase in China's crude oil imports in September, the country's imports declined compared to August, reaching the lowest level from the beginning of the year. At the same time, imports from Iran have also fallen to the lowest level since January.
