The CEO of the National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) announced plans to cut daily gas flaring by 200 million cubic feet this year.
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The manager of Refinery 11 at the South Pars Gas Complex described the reduction in gas flaring as significant, stating that the volume of gas sent to flares has dropped from over 1 million cubic meters per day to less than 3,000 cubic meters.
Iran's National Petrochemical Company has announced a $5 billion investment by petrochemical companies to collect and manage flare gas emissions, underlining the industry's crucial role in reducing emissions.
Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said the oil industry achieved full self-sufficiency in development and production during tough sanction years, attributing the success to the relentless efforts of Iranian experts, specialists, and youth.
The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture and the German ambassador discussed expanding trade relations between the two countries.
The CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company (POGC) announced a new record in executing 13,000 work orders during the major overhaul of the South Pars Phase 14 refinery.
The head of operations at the seventh refinery of South Pars announced the successful implementation of the flare gas recovery operation, stating that the project was completed with high quality, relying on domestic technical expertise and innovative measures. The installation of flare and utility line branches was fully executed.
Crude oil exports from Iran to its biggest buyer, China, shrank last month on tighter U.S. sanctions and refinery maintenance, Bloomberg has reported, citing data from Vortexa.
The spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry stated that Iran has consistently emphasized constructive cooperation with Kuwait in the energy sector, particularly regarding the Arash gas field and the joint exploitation of its resources, based on bilateral negotiations and past dialogue.
The speaker of Iran’s Parliament emphasized the importance of developing strategic relations between Iran and Venezuela, calling for enhanced trade centered on the private sector, the use of non-dollar currencies and leveraging BRICS capabilities.
Iran’s refining capacity has increased to 2.4 million barrels per day, with the Abadan refinery accounting for the largest share of this growth, according to Mohammad-Ali Dadvar, deputy CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC).
Tehran Chamber of Commerce and Industries Head Makhmoud Najafi-Arab and Japan External Trade Organization Executive Vice President Maekawa Nobutaka discussed strengthening trade and economic relations between Iran and Japan.
Amid ongoing diplomatic talks between Iran and the United States that are largely expected to end in sanctions lift, foreign companies are exploring opportunities for investment in Iran’s petroleum industry.
Statistics show that from May 24 to 30, 2025, gas consumption by power plants was significantly higher than that of major industries and households, reaching nearly 2 billion cubic meters (bcm).
The CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company emphasized the need to enhance industrial workshop infrastructure for building offshore facilities to support the strategic gas compression project in South Pars.
The Statistical Center of Iran (SCI) has reported a 3% economic growth for the country in 1403 (ended March 20) when including oil, and 2.1% without it.
Iranian deputy minister of finance and economic affairs said that FATF is expected to take confidence-building steps in reply to Iran's set of measures in the field of combating money laundering and terrorism financing, including the ratification of the Palermo Convention.
The CEO of National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) announced that the company aims to increase its oil production to more than 2.8 million barrels per day by the end of this year.
The deputy head of operations and production at Pars Oil and Gas Company (POGC) announced the safe completion of a major simultaneous overhaul of two gas platforms in Phase 12 of South Pars, involving more than 700 work orders.
The engineering manager of South Pars Gas Complex (SPGC) announced the start of comprehensive projects aimed at increasing production, reducing emissions, and improving infrastructure to ensure sustainable operations and enhance refinery and equipment performance.