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Research and tech: Petchem industry’s smart development arm
SHANA (Tehran) — The National Petrochemical Company’s (NPC) managing director described the Petrochemical Research and Technology Company (PRTC) as a valuable asset for the industry and called for the optimal use of its knowledge-based capacities to advance the sector.
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Energy management system to be implemented in petchem industry
SHANA (Tehran) – Ali Rabani, director of energy consumption optimization at the National Petrochemical Company (NPC), announced plans to implement an energy management system across Iran’s petrochemical industry. He urged holding companies and petrochemical firms to make full use of available resources for the system’s deployment.
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Land use planning decree for petrochemical industry enforced
SHANA (Tehran) – The executive decree on land use planning for the petrochemical industry has been officially communicated to petrochemical holding companies and firms, according to the National Petrochemical Company (NPC).
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Methanol value chain projects planned for Lamerd Economic Zone
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) highlighted the strategic role of the Lamerd Special Economic Zone in advancing Iran’s petrochemical industry and reducing crude sales, announcing extensive plans to complete the methanol value chain in the region.
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Completing the value chain, key to petchem industry growth
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company emphasized the importance of completing the value chain in Iran’s petrochemical sector, saying that Fars Province offers favorable conditions for establishing small-scale, low-water-consuming industrial units. He noted that several gas and industrial companies are currently investing in the southern part of the province.
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Support for NTBFs, key to petrochemical downstream growth
SHANA (Tehran) – The director of research, technology, and domestic manufacturing at the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) emphasized the need for intelligent support of new technology-based firms (NTBFs), the development of local technologies, and the creation of a sustainable value chain to secure Iran’s share in regional and global petrochemical markets.
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Iran targets 7 million-ton hike in polymer production
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s polymer industry is poised for a major leap, driven by the expansion of new petrochemical projects and the country’s vast oil and gas resources. According to official plans, Iran’s polymer production capacity is expected to reach 16 million tons per year by the end of the Seventh Development Plan — an increase of 7 million tons.
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Petchem industry plays strategic role in Iran’s economy, currency supply
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s petrochemical sector remains competitive despite sanctions and provides nearly half of the country’s foreign currency needs and about 25% of non-oil exports, a senior official said Tuesday.
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Sustainable petchem production tied to stronger state-industry coop
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s National Petrochemical Company stressed the need for cooperation between the state and petrochemical companies to ensure sustainable production, saying that the new Commission for Arbitration Development in the industry could help strengthen alignment among sector players.
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Petrochemical industry focused on stable feedstock supply
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Petrochemical Company’s production control director said Iran’s petrochemical output in 1404 has remained defensible despite a 12-day war, with field development, flare gas recovery and investments in gas-saving projects identified as key strategies to secure stable feedstock.
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Private sector holds 15% share in Iran’s petrochemical industry
SHANA (Tehran) – About 15% of Iran’s petrochemical industry is currently controlled by the private sector, the head of the National Petrochemical Company said Monday, expressing hope that the share will increase by the end of the country’s Seventh Development Plan.
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Petrochem expo set for January in Kish
SHANA (Tehran) – The third edition of the Petrochem Exhibition will be held January 6-8 at the Kish International Exhibition Center, aiming to support domestic production and technology companies.
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NPC launches new product specification system
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Petrochemical Company (NPC) unveiled a new system Wednesday designed to standardize and bring transparency to the technical specifications of its products.
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Petrochemical sector key to national economy amid sanctions
SHANA (Tehran) – The petrochemical industry is central to supporting the national economy, said the secretary-general of the Petrochemical Industry Employers Association.
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Persian Gulf Holding takes major strides to complete value chain
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. said the petrochemical industry holds a distinguished place in the national economy, stating that the holding company has taken major strides toward reducing the sale of raw materials and producing diverse products by implementing large development projects and moving to complete the value chain.
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Unprecedented growth ahead for Iran’s petchem industry by 2028
SHANA (Tehran) – The capacity of Iran’s petrochemical industry is set to jump by 35 million tons, reaching 131.5 million tons by the end of the Seventh Development Plan through the completion of 66 projects. This growth will not only expand output but also significantly enhance Iran’s global position in the sector.
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Developed countries hold the lion's share for plastic pollution crisis
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company stated that developed countries have the greatest responsibility for the plastic pollution crisis and, therefore, must be committed to addressing the issue, emphasizing that the global plastics treaty should focus on the transfer of technologies for recycling and waste management.
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Iran produces 32m tons of petrochemicals in five months, Exports $5.5b
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran produced 32 million tons of petrochemical products from March 21 through August 22 despite challenging conditions, the head of the National Petrochemical Company said Wednesday.
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Iran’s petrochemical sector set for major expansion
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s petrochemical industry is preparing for unprecedented growth in 1404, with 15 new production projects set to begin operations alongside the launch of several new products. Officials say the developments mark a major step toward the goals of the Seventh Development Plan and a more balanced value chain.
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Fueling an 8% growth target: Petchem industry's 131m-ton goal
SHANA (Tehran) – The petrochemical industry, aligning with the annual slogan and the objectives of the 7th Development Plan (2024-28), has set its sights on reaching a nameplate capacity of 131 million tons.
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Iran’s petrochemical industry invests $10b in Chabahar
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s National Petrochemical Co. (NPC) said the company is ready to welcome investors in the southeastern port city of Chabahar, where about $10 billion has already been invested, creating capacity for more than 10 million tons of petrochemical production.
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Petchem industry key to overcoming downstream sector challenges
SHANA (Tehran) – The petrochemical industry is crucial for navigating the challenges faced by downstream industries, a National Petrochemical Co. official said Monday.
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NPC should steer value chain development
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of Kimia Group said a comprehensive roadmap, capable managers and precise execution are three prerequisites for the sustainable development of the petrochemical industry, adding that the National Petrochemical Co. must be the architect and leader of the value chain's development.
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NPC head outlines key challenges in completing value chain
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s National Petrochemical Company said the lack of technical knowledge, feedstock, capital, implementation experience and a supportive business environment are the main obstacles to completing the country’s petrochemical value chain.
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NPC calls for eco-friendly plastics in industry’s future
SHANA (Tehran) — The head of Iran’s National Petrochemical Company stressed the importance of encouraging downstream producers to manufacture environmentally friendly plastics, saying the approach must be a priority in the industry’s development plans.
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Iran’s petrochemical roadmap: From value chain growth to global diplomacy
SHANA (Tehran) – The Director of Planning and Development at the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) has outlined Iran’s strategic development plans for the petrochemical sector, emphasizing the role of “petrochemical diplomacy” in achieving the industry’s growth objectives.
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35m-ton jump in petchem capacity planned under Seventh Development Plan
SHANA (Tehran) – The Director of Planning and Development at the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) has announced a planned increase of 35 million tons in the country’s petrochemical production capacity through the implementation of 66 development projects under the Seventh Development Plan. He noted that in addition to expanding capacity, the plan aims to complete the value chain to reduce dependence on exports of basic products.
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IranPlast 2025 sets national record on first day of booth allocation
SHANA (Tehran) – More than 11,000 square meters of space were reserved on the first day of booth allocation for the 19th IranPlast International Exhibition, setting a new record for exhibition registrations in the country, the National Petrochemical Co. said.
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IranPlast 2025 to highlight domestic production, export potential
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company said the IranPlast exhibition serves as a platform to develop the domestic value chain, playing a key role in increasing non-oil exports through the production of finished goods.
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Value creation through domestic, foreign participation
Strategic investment in petchem industry
SHANA (Tehran) — With the launch of several petrochemical projects in 2025, Iran’s petrochemical industry is entering a new chapter. This sector is expected to play an even more vital role in boosting non-oil exports, securing foreign exchange, creating jobs, and generating added value. However, challenges like international sanctions and funding constraints make it imperative to adopt diversified strategies for attracting both domestic and foreign investment.