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Pezeshkian: Fuel security requires public support
SHANA (Tehran) — President Masoud Pezeshkian said Saturday that managing resources and securing public cooperation will be essential to decisions about the future of fuel supplies, warning that Iran must be prepared to manage shortages if production and imports remain constrained.
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Minister’s message on Journalists’ Day:
Media highlighted oil workers’ sacrifice
SHANA (Tehran) - In a message marking Journalists’ Day, Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad praised media professionals for their efforts during the difficult days of war and sanctions, highlighting their role in reflecting the Iranian nation’s resistance and the sacrifices made by oil industry workers to sustain production and ensure the country’s energy supply. He stressed that the media brought these efforts and acts of service to the public’s attention.
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President cites energy imbalance as key challenge
SHANA (Tehran) — President Masoud Pezeshkian said energy imbalance was among the most significant challenges facing his administration during its first two years in office, alongside war, sanctions, water shortages and drought, as he reflected on the government's record ahead of the third year of his presidency.
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Paknejad urges continued oversight of refinery reconstruction, pension fund reform
SHANA (Tehran) – Oil minister praised the oil industry's efforts to rebuild refineries damaged during the war and stressed the need for continued project management meetings and regular progress reporting.
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Iran races to restore lost gas output before winter hits
SHANA (Tehran) – Oil minister says the government is working on multiple fronts to restore most of the country's lost natural gas production capacity before the cold season begins.
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Abadan Refinery steps up expansion drive
SHANA (Tehran) — The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Products Refining and Distribution Company underscored the strategic role of the Abadan Refinery in ensuring a stable fuel supply and accelerating development projects during a visit to the southern city.
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South Pars Refinery No. 3 rebuild officially underway
SHANA (Tehran) – Reconstruction of South Pars Refinery No. 3 has moved into the execution phase after Pars Oil and Gas Company signed an agreement with a consortium of domestic contractors.
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Largest CTEP unit of Iran nears completion at South Azadegan field
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran has finished construction on the final two processing trains of its Central Treatment and Export Processing (CTEP) unit at the South Azadegan oil field, bringing the country's largest crude processing facility to the brink of full operation, oil officials said.
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Iran pushes oil field projects forward with domestic resources
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Company called for faster execution of the company's development projects, urging officials to remove operational obstacles, rely more heavily on domestic capacity and maintain steady coordination among executive bodies.
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Why is the IEA questioning the reliability of Persian Gulf producers?
SHANA (Tehran) – In an interview with the newspaper, The National, on July 8, 2026, when talking about the Strait of Hormuz situation, Dr Fatih Birol, the Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), said that PersianGulf oil exporters “need to regain their reputation as reliable exporters.”
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A responsibility-inspiring perspective
SHANA (Tehran) - Today, the Islamic Republic of Iran bids farewell to a Martyred Leader who devoted his life to the dignity of Islam, the independence of Iran, and the advancement of the Islamic Republic. Through tireless dedication, he charted a path of resistance, honor, and progress for the Iranian nation.
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Iran’s oil industry in the post-agreement era
SHANA (Tehran) – With the signing of the agreement between Iran and the United States, and under the guidance and strategic vision outlined by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Iran is entering a new era of work, development and progress while remaining vigilant against the designs of its adversaries. The reality is that Iran’s oil industry learned and practiced self-reliance through the teachings of the late founder of the Islamic Republic, relying on domestic expertise, innovation and the capabilities of Iranian professionals. Today, the Leader of the Revolution has once again emphasized that same belief and approach.
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OPEC: Obituary or reincarnation?
SHANA (Tehran) – OPEC started back in 1960. Legend has it that five oil ministers showed up in Baghdad because they were fed up. Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela were all watching foreign oil companies set prices that barely covered their costs. The story goes that the oil they were selling was worth less than the tea on the table during the meeting.
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Boosting Well Productivity by Innovative Strategies
SHANA (Tehran) - Iran sits atop the world’s largest hydrocarbon reserves, with its massive South Pars gas field alone holding an estimated 280 tcf of recoverable natural gas. Yet despite this abundance, maximizing well productivity remains a critical challenge for Iran’s oil and gas industry.
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Iran Oil Sector: A Paradox of Potential and Opportunity
SHANA (Tehran) - Iran, strategically located in the Middle East and Central Asia, holds a huge amount of oil and gas. We are talking about some of the world’s largest proven crude oil and natural gas reserves. This means the country’s energy sector is incredibly important on the global scene, with immense potential for investment and for really capitalizing on Iran’s substantial wealth.
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$3.5bn Invested in Tehran Refinery Upgrading
SHANA (Tehran) - Tehran’s oil refinery is among the oldest and leading oil refining facilities in Iran. It is instrumental in producing vital fuels like gasoline, gasoil and jet fuel. With a refining capacity of 250,000 b/d of crude oil and enjoying a strategic location near Tehran, the facility has a major share in national energy supply. Upgrading the quality of petroleum products has been a priority of the Ministry of Petroleum under the 14th administration. That would require upgrading the refinery.
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Iran Oil Industry Unfazed by War
SHANA (Tehran) – Nearly four decades after the end of the imposed war on Iran, the Zionist regime, which has occupied Palestine, launched military strikes on Tehran and some other cities as well as Iran’s oil facilities in a flagrant violation of international law and national sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran.