The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company emphasized the need to prioritize the implementation of major projects, including the reconstruction of infrastructure damaged during the Third Imposed War, and said: "Careful management of resources, maintaining safety standards, and maximizing the capacity of human capital are among the most important indicators of timely implementation of projects."
The deputy chairman of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Council of Deputies emphasized: It is estimated that about one-third of the total refining capacity of the Persian Gulf is now offline; this lost capacity is not limited to crude oil alone, but forms the backbone of global markets for gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
The CEO of Ilam Gas Refining Company announced the implementation of extensive programs to reduce flaring and protect the environment and said: With the measures taken, flaring in this complex has decreased by 50% and is moving towards complete elimination.
The project manager for the modernization of control systems at the Isfahan Refinery said: "As the first refinery in Iran, the Isfahan Refinery will ensure its sustainable production for years to come by using modern control systems instead of old pneumatic systems."
The overhaul operation of the South Pars Second Refinery was carried out without incident or downtime with the extensive participation of specialized personnel and local equipment; team cohesion and fleet readiness played a decisive role in improving productivity and developing activities.
The deputy head of the National Refining and Distribution Company announced that daily production of gasoline and diesel has increased by a total of 9 million liters during the 14th government, an increase equivalent to the launch of a new refinery. He also announced the major reconstruction of the RFCC unit of the Arak refinery after 13 years; a move that prevented the unit from permanently shutting down at the peak of recent consumption and pressures.
The Operations Manager of Fajr Jam Gas Refining Company announced continuous improvement programs and optimization plans in production processes, saying: "Despite the refinery being nearly 40 years old, implementing continuous measures, in addition to reducing energy consumption, increases the refinery's productivity."
In the past year, the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company has implemented six important and strategic projects with an investment of approximately 840 million euros in expanding transmission infrastructure and refinery capacity. Another strategic project worth approximately 2 billion euros is currently being implemented and will be completed by the end of the year.
The CEO of the Isfahan Oil Refinery announced the start of the trial operation of the first phase of the project to transfer water from the sea to Isfahan Province, saying: "With the operation of this project, about 700,000 cubic meters of water needed by this refinery will be provided monthly in this way."
The CEO of Isfahan Oil Refining Company announced the implementation of the company's Furnace Hull Upgrade (RHU) project in two phases, saying: "Operation of the first phase of this project will help eliminate the gas imbalance, and the second phase will eliminate the gasoline and oil and gas imbalance."
