Iranian Minister of Petroleum, Bijan Zangeneh said Iran’s crude oil exports stand at 2.45 million barrels per day which is the biggest outcome of the nuclear deal Iran struck with world powers back in 2015.
Completion of South Pars and development of joint oil and gas fields are still top priorities, newly appointed Managing Director of National Iranian Oil Company ( NIOC) Ali Kardor said on Monday.
Nouri Petrochemical Plant set a new production record by processing 1.3 million tons of products in the first three months of the current Iranian calendar year which began on March 20.
Plans are under way to fully operate the nitrogen production unit, gas turbine project and 17 product storage tanks at Bandar Abbas Refinery, Hormuzgan Province, southern Iran to supply 15 million liters per day of Euro-4 Gasoil.
Iran is to launch four new Condensate storage plants which had added 2 million barrels of the item’s storage capacity.
The executive deputy of Ilam Petrochemical Plant said the facility’s hydrogen unit was successfully designed and installed by local experts.
The onshore refining facility of South Pars Phase 13 is now prepared to be fed by all the gas produced at the offshore phase in the Persian Gulf.
Iran’s deputy minister of petroleum for international affairs and commerce, Amir-Hossein Zamani-Nia, has said the number of potential buyers of Iran’s Oil has increased despite US threats of sanctions. Zamani-Nia, however, said the countries that recently received sanctions waiver from the US would not buy even an extra one barrel of Oil from Iran.
The Iranian First Vice President said that the United States was trying to choke up Iran’s Oil exports as the main source of revenue for the country, but, “fortunately we have so far been able to sell Oil as much as we needed and have collected its revenues.”
The number of Iran’s compressed natural gas ( CNG) Stations is planned to reach 2,489 by late February, an official said.
