The CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company emphasized the company's support for damaged holdings and petrochemical companies, saying: "Damaged complexes must be reconstructed and put into operation using new technologies."
While no official decision has yet been made on Iran’s sanctions waivers, speculation about the possibility of some restrictions being eased has focused attention on an industry that became one of the country’s most important sources of foreign exchange during the sanctions years: the petrochemical industry. But the big question is whether any potential waivers would only pave the way for exports, or could they also unlock technology, equipment, and investment?
Ali Rabani, Energy Optimization Manager at the National Petrochemical Industries Company, stated at a press conference: "Today, we have 450,000 members in the Energy Pulse campaign, and the amounts charged to the accounts of fellow citizens who have reduced their consumption, which includes a 10% reduction in stages 3 and 4, a 5% reduction in stage 2, and no increase in consumption in stage 1, have reached over 35 billion Toman, and subscribers can withdraw this amount or allocate it to charitable causes."
Petrochemical Lahle is one of the polymer units located in the Special Economic Zone of Petrochemical Mahshahr, which plays a clear role in supplying raw materials to the plastic downstream industries both domestically and in export markets, focusing on the production of light polyethylene.
The energy optimization manager of the National Petrochemical Industries Company, after announcing that the members of the "Energy Pulse" campaign exceeded 430,000, emphasized: This campaign aims to manage energy consumption and utilize available resources more effectively without reducing the standard of living of families.
In the joint meeting of the Industries and Mines Commission and the Industry, Mining, Safety, and Standardization Faction of the Islamic Council, emphasis was placed on accelerating the process of returning damaged petrochemical units to production with the support of the Council.
The deputy minister of oil for petrochemicals, emphasizing the supply of downstream industries through the recovery of petrochemical complexes and facilitating imports, announced: The National Petrochemical Company, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Central Bank, and the Commodity Exchange are expanding their cooperation to meet the needs of downstream industries.
The military aggression of the United States and the Zionist regime against the petrochemical facilities of the country has not only targeted the oil industry. The deep dependency of the automotive and food packaging industries on petrochemical raw materials has put these two critical industries on the brink of a serious challenge.
The Ministry of Industry has notified the customs of a suspension of exports of petrochemical and downstream products until further notice.
In the aftermath of the bombing of petrochemical facilities in Mahshahr and Avazeh, the National Security Council of the country has banned the export of petrochemical products through a decree, aiming to secure the domestic market needs.
