Get to know one of the most modern refineries in Iran, Bandar Abbas Oil Refinery

Get to know one of the most modern refineries in Iran, Bandar Abbas Oil Refinery

Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company, as one of the 10 largest refineries in the country, plays a key role in providing Iran with the energy and products it needs. The refinery was built on an area of ​​about 770 hectares, 20 kilometers west of Bandar Abbas city and on the northern shore of the Persian Gulf, and went into operation in 1997 with an initial capacity of 232,000 barrels per day.
Get to know one of the largest refineries in Iran: Isfahan Oil Refinery

Get to know one of the largest refineries in Iran: Isfahan Oil Refinery

Isfahan Oil Refining Company (EORC) is one of the largest refineries in Iran, having started its activities in the field of crude oil refining in 1979 and today produces about 22% of the country's petroleum products. With a refining capacity of 375,000 barrels per day, the company has a wide variety of petroleum products and feedstock for downstream industries.
Iran’s refineries are far from Nelson’s global standard; the future of the refining industry is uncertain

Iran’s refineries are far from Nelson’s global standard; the future of the refining industry is uncertain

While refineries around the world have achieved a high level of complexity by relying on new technologies and extensive investments, Iranian refineries are still significantly behind global standards. Morteza Behrouzifar, an energy expert, says that our problem is not just a lack of capital; even if we assume that we have sufficient financial resources to implement projects, there is still no possibility of serious upgrading of refineries due to limited access to modern technology and equipment.
Why has Iran not been successful in building refineries?

Why has Iran not been successful in building refineries?

Refining expert Mehdi Mohseni, referring to the global energy transition trend, emphasizes that developing and building new refineries without improving the demand side will not lead anywhere. In his opinion, the main solution is to increase the complexity factor and create additional units in existing refineries.