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Gas supports power plants; sustained fuel supply ensures stable electricity
SHANA (Tehran) – Power plants remained the top natural gas consumers last week, receiving over 2.024 billion cubic meters of gas.
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Petchem industry crisis production continuity directive issued
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company announced the issuance of a directive to ensure production continuity in the petrochemical industry during critical and emergency conditions, aiming for stable output and meeting the needs of downstream industries.
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Iranian experts produce safety valve parts for Salman platform
SHANA (Tehran) – Specialists at Iranian Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) designed and manufactured spare parts for safety valves at the Salman oil and gas platform using domestic expertise and reverse engineering, overcoming challenges posed by international sanctions.
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Paknejad:
Fuel station inspections show no signs of water mixed with gasoline
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s oil minister emphasized that periodic and regular inspections of fuel stations by the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC) have found no evidence of water mixed in gasoline. He added that no consumer complaints have been received regarding the issue.
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Deputy Parliament speaker thanks operational teams at Abadan Oil Refinery
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy speaker of Iran’s Parliament praised the operational teams at the Abadan Oil Refinery for containing the fire at Unit 70 of the facility.
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Old vehicles a major cause of gasoline imbalance, lawmaker says
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the Iranian Parliament’s Environmental Caucus cited old vehicles as a key factor in the country’s fuel imbalance and said the caucus is reviewing the process of scrapping outdated cars and motorcycles under the Seventh Development Plan (2024-28).
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Overhaul begins at South Pars Gas Refinery 10
SHANA (Tehran) – The manager of Refinery 10 at the South Pars Gas Complex announced that major maintenance operations have begun on July 16 and will continue until July 30.