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OPEC crude production falls by 135,000 barrels per day in January
SHANA (Tehran) – OPEC’s latest monthly report shows that crude oil production by the organization’s members declined by 135,000 barrels per day in January.
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Private sector drives shift in upstream oil investment
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) has launched a new approach to upstream oil and gas investment centered on private-sector participation, a senior official said.
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Oil can help achieve SDG 7
SHANA (Tehran) –Globally, over 666 million people do not have access to electricity. If those without electricity were a country, they would be the third most populous on earth.
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NIDC accelerates drilling fleet expansion under Seventh Development Plan
SHANA (Tehran) – The country's drilling industry has entered a new phase of development under the seventh five-year development plan, focusing on expanding drilling fleet capacity and improving operational efficiency. This phase prioritizes acquiring new rigs, modernizing the existing fleet and enhancing key performance indicators to support increased oil and gas production.
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OPEC+ JMMC reiterates focus on full oil production conformity
SHANA (Tehran) – The 64th Meeting of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) took place via videoconference on Sunday, February 1, 2026.
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Oil minister dismisses concerns over possible US deals with Tehran’s customers
SHANA (Tehran) – Oil minister said there is no need for concern that the United States, after gaining control of Venezuelan oil, could strike deals with Iran’s long-standing oil customers such as China.
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OPEC oil basket price rises nearly $2
SHANA (Tehran) – The price of the OPEC oil basket rose by nearly $2 on Thursday (Jan. 29), according to the organization’s secretariat.
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OPEC boosts crude output by 105,000 bpd in December 2025
SHANA (Tehran) – Daily crude oil production by OPEC member countries rose by 105,000 barrels in the final month of 2025, reaching 28.564 million barrels per day in December, according to the organization’s latest report.
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Reducing private-sector investment risk in oil industry
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of PetroIran Development Company said the investment volume under a contract to supply four drilling rigs to the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) is about $200 million, adding that the public-private partnership (PPP) contract model guarantees the company’s operations for five years, significantly reducing investment risk for the private sector.
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Crude production to increase by 135,000 barrels per day
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s oil production will increase by 135,000 barrels per day through the installation of 11 rapid-installation processing units, according to the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company.
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Oil market under the shadow of a quota war, not geopolitics
SHANA (Tehran) - An energy analyst says the main risk facing the oil market is no longer geopolitical crises but internal tensions within OPEC-plus and a potential battle over production quotas. While political crises have had an impact, he said, the structure of the market has prevented a sharp price surge.
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OPEC+ producers reaffirm commitment to market stability, maintain voluntary output curbs
SHANA (Tehran) – The eight OPEC+ countries, which previously announced additional voluntary adjustments in April and November 2023, namely Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, the UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman met virtually on January 4, 2026, to review global market conditions and outlook.
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Uncertainty in US policy biggest challenge for oil market in 2026
SHANA (Tehran) – The former head of international affairs at the National Iranian Oil Company said the global oil market in 2026 will be shaped more than anything else by uncertainty over US tariff policies and the responses of Washington’s trading partners — a factor that could keep global oil demand under pressure and prevent a sharp rise in prices.
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Oil’s rocky 2025: Global tensions fail to offset oversupply
SHANA (Tehran) – A look at oil prices in 2025 shows a volatile year in which the strategic commodity fell from about $74 a barrel at the start of the year to near $60 by year’s end, a decline of nearly 20%. Brent crude briefly topped $82 at times but spent much of the year under pressure, at one point flirting with the $50 range before stabilizing around $60. A mix of economic, geopolitical and supply-side factors drove the swings. Here are the main forces that shaped oil prices in 2025.
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Localization of technology key to boosting oil, gas output
SHANA (Tehran) – The technical adviser to the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) emphasized the need to upgrade hydraulic fracturing know-how, saying higher oil and gas production cannot be achieved solely by expanding drilling fleets. Localizing key technologies, he said, is the fastest and most cost-effective path to boosting national output.
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Localizing EOR technology to boost crude output
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of research and technology at the National Iranian Oil Company said more than 51% of Iran’s recoverable oil reserves have already been produced, underscoring the need to accelerate the development and localization of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technologies to protect remaining reserves and sustain output.
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Oil market shifts from fear to fundamentals as geopolitical shocks fade
SHANA (Tehran) – A former Iranian representative to OPEC’s Board of Governors says the global oil market has largely moved away from fear-driven pricing and is now valuing crude based on fundamentals such as supply, demand, inventory levels and spare production capacity, as the impact of geopolitical shocks continues to fade.
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Oil market more resilient than before; no sharp price surge expected in 2026
SHANA (Tehran) – An energy analyst says global oil prices are unlikely to rise sharply in 2026, citing greater market resilience and the absence of major geopolitical or economic shocks.
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Record overhaul maintenance achieved in NISOC
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Industrial Equipment and Process Machinery Maintenance at the National Iranian South Oilfields Company said proactive planning, localization of strategic parts and round-the-clock efforts by operational teams led to the completion of more than 63% of the company’s annual major overhaul program in 1404, an unprecedented achievement that has strengthened production stability, reduced flaring and supported environmental protection.
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Persian Gulf terminal keeps oil exports steady
SHANA (Tehran) – The Persian Gulf oil export terminal, the final link in the processing, storage and export chain for oil from the Soroush and Norouz fields, has played a key role in sustaining Iran’s oil exports for more than a decade. It has continued operating without interruption even during periods of sanctions and war.
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Strategic role of South Azadegan processing in boosting oil output
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s Oil Engineering and Development Company said the completion of the second processing train at the shared South Azadegan oil field marks the country’s first major oil output expansion project since 1395 and carries significant strategic importance for the industry.
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President praises Oil Ministry’s efforts
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian on Thursday praised the Oil Ministry and its engineers and specialists for bringing the second train of the Central Processing and Export Terminal (CTEP) at the South Azadegan joint oil field online in record time.
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New processing unit speeds oil treatment at South Azadegan Field
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Company said the start-up of a new processing train at the shared South Azadegan oil field will strengthen infrastructure, speed crude oil processing and support balanced development of shared fields.
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President orders launch of second processing train at South Azadegan field
SHANA (Tehran) – The second processing train at the central processing unit of the shared South Azadegan oil field was inaugurated Thursday by order of President Masoud Pezeshkian via videoconference, boosting the field’s crude oil processing capacity to 160,000 barrels per day.
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Sabzab–Shazand pipeline delivers crude to Shazand refinery
SHANA (Tehran) — Crude oil has reached the Shazand refinery for the first time through the newly commissioned Sabzab–Shazand crude oil pipeline, expanding Iran’s capacity to transport oil from the south to central and northern regions, the head of the Iranian Oil Pipelines and Telecommunications Company said.
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IOOC launches over150 first-of-a-kind research projects
SHANA (Tehran) – Iranian Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) has defined 154 first-of-a-kind research projects with support from the Vice Presidency for Science, Technology and the Knowledge-Based Economy, with more than 25 projects already approved for implementation, the company’s head of research and technology said.
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Research spending soars 11-fold as dozens of projects advance in NISOC
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of research and technology at the National Iranian South Oilfields Company (NISOC) said dozens of projects are underway across research, first-of-its-kind production, graduate studies and artificial intelligence, with research funding rising more than elevenfold over the past five years.
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Sepehr and Jofeir output tops 34m barrels
SHANA (Tehran) – Cumulative oil production from the Sepehr and Jofeir oil fields has surpassed 34.5 million barrels, according to a report presented at the 24th meeting of the Joint Management Committee for the fields’ development and production increase plan.
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OPEC oil output in November stands at 28.48 mbd
SHANA (Tehran) – OPEC’s crude oil production fell by 1,000 barrels per day in November, reaching 28.48 million barrels per day, according to the organization’s latest monthly report issued in December 2025.
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NISOC sets record in overhauls
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) completed more than 85 percent of its planned overhauls in the first half of this year, a milestone made possible by early preparation of documentation, scopes of work and contractor selection beginning in winter 1403.