The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company announced the launch of the third year of the "Pulse of Energy" campaign, stating that the initiative aims to reduce gas consumption across various sectors—without compromising public well-being—and to allocate the saved gas to industrial sectors.
Pardis Petrochemical has announced the restart of its first production phase, with both the first and second phases now operating at 80 percent capacity.
Hamid Bord, Acting Minister of Petroleum, arrived in Asaluyeh to review the current status of refineries and petrochemical complexes in the southern part of Bushehr Province and to assess the reconstruction progress of units damaged during the recent imposed war.
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company stated that 60 percent of the petrochemical industry's capacity lost during the imposed war has been restored to the production cycle.
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company announced the formation of a joint task force to examine the challenges involved in reconstructing damaged units at the Mahshahr Petrochemical Special Economic Zone and to formulate a special support package aimed at expediting the return of these units to the production cycle.
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company stated that 60 percent of the petrochemical industry's capacity lost during the imposed war has been restored to the production cycle.
Arvand Petrochemical Company announced in a statement on Kodal that the chlor-alkali unit and the ethylene dichloride unit have resumed operations. According to the statement, both units have been in production since September 29, 2021, at 30 percent of their nominal capacity, and the financial effects of the suspension of these units' operations have already been included in the company's budget.
The head of the National Petrochemical Company announced: The implementation operations of the West Islamabad Petrochemical Project, which had been suspended since March last year due to the circumstances arising from the imposed war, have resumed.
Arvand Petrochemical announced in a Kodali announcement that the company's production activities will be suspended from August 21, 2026; a suspension that was implemented following the notification of the National Petrochemical Industries Company and in line with the management of electricity consumption in the Mahshahr region. Arvand announced that due to power restrictions and outages, all production activities of the company have been suspended until further notice and the time for production to resume depends on the resumption of electricity.
In response to shareholders' questions, Ghadir Petrochemical announced that the company's production until the end of this year and next year depends on the amount of feed received from Arvand Petrochemical, and that EDC supply from other sources, including imports, is in progress. Ghadir also announced the possibility of the country's PVC supply returning to pre-war levels if electricity costs decrease, and announced the current chlorine price at about 570,000 rials per kilogram.
