Petrochemical martyrs honored for dedication to industry, nation

SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Petrochemical Company said martyrs of the petrochemical industry stood firmly and faithfully beside the industry and the Iranian people until their final moments, emphasizing that their sacrifice and devotion will always be remembered.

NPC reviews reconstruction of damaged petchem plants

SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Petrochemical Company visited damaged petrochemical facilities in the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone to assess reconstruction and recovery efforts, including work underway at Shiraz Petrochemical Company.

Gov’t trusts oil industry’s capability;

Repairs to damaged facilities progressing at good pace

SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s first vice president said the government has full confidence in the oil industry’s capabilities, adding that there is no concern about rebuilding units damaged in the third imposed war, relying on God and domestic capacities.

Plant recovery, easier imports to boost petchem feedstock supply

SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy oil minister for petrochemicals said efforts are underway to meet downstream industry demand through the restoration of petrochemical complexes and by facilitating imports.

Petrochemical officials meet in Ahvaz to discuss feedstock stability

SHANA (Tehran) – Officials have explored ways to secure sustainable feedstock for petrochemical plants in Mahshahr, Iran.

Gov’t, Parliament align to support petchem downstream industries

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company said coordination between the government and Parliament is helping meet the needs of downstream petrochemical industries.

Coordination taskforce meets on supplying raw materials for downstream industries

SHANA (Tehran) - A coordination taskforce meeting on supplying raw materials for downstream industries was held with the aim of aligning procurement efforts, attended by Hassan Abbaszadeh, deputy oil minister and CEO of the National Petrochemical Company.

Need for support for petchem industry

SHANA (Tehran) – A member of the parliamentary Planning and Budget Committee, while praising the industry’s actions during the US-Zionist conflict, emphasized the need for support from both the government and parliament for the petrochemical sector.

Gov’t, private sector align to support petchem industries

SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s National Petrochemical Company, aiming to manage the market, is facilitating the supply of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) to downstream industries with the cooperation of Persian Gulf Holding, the banking system and private sector companies.

Paknejad praises oil industry workers’ wartime efforts, calls for stronger regulatory role in petchem sector

SHANA (Tehran) – The oil minister said employees across the oil industry demonstrated selfless dedication during the third imposed war, emphasizing the need to strengthen the regulatory role of the National Petrochemical Company.

Oil Ministry pledges support for damaged petrochemical plants

SHANA (Tehran) — The head of the National Petrochemical Company said the Oil Ministry stands alongside petrochemical facilities damaged in recent attacks, stressing that while physical reconstruction is important, supporting the workforce remains the top priority.

US-Zionists attack on auxiliary petchem facilities in PSEEZ

SHANA (Tehran) – The National Petrochemical Company said in a statement that several auxiliary facilities in the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone were targeted in an attack Monday afternoon.

NPC head offers condolences after martyrdoms of petrochemical workers

SHANA (Tehran) - The CEO of National Petrochemical Company expressed condolences following the martyrdoms of several employees of Persian Gulf Fajr Energy Company in the “aggressive US-Israeli attack” on the Petrochemical Special Economic Zone.

Following martyrdom of Leader

Oil industry managers issue condolence messages

SHANA (Tehran) — A number of senior managers in Iran’s oil and gas sector issued separate condolence messages following the martyrdom of Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Oil sector engineers: Architects of development and creators of national wealth

SHANA (Tehran) – Engineer’s Day is an opportunity to honor professionals who turn challenges into opportunities by combining knowledge, experience and creativity. On platforms and in operational areas, engineers make critical decisions and sustain relentless efforts to transform the nation’s oil and gas resources into national wealth, helping shape Iran’s industrial and economic development.

NPC:

Petrochemical capacities should become social capital

SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Petrochemical Company said public relations plays a strategic role in aligning the petrochemical industry’s capacities, adding that PR units can help transform scattered achievements into a source of hope for society and industry stakeholders.

PR caretaker appointed at NPC

SHANA (Tehran) — The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company has appointed Reza Mirmehrabi as caretaker of the company’s public relations department, according to an official decree.

Petchem industry invests to optimize power plant fuel consumption

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company said optimizing fuel consumption at power plants can improve petrochemical feedstock availability while boosting efficiency and reducing emissions. He added that petrochemical companies investing in such projects will benefit financially while delivering significant national economic gains.

NPC: Gov’t shifts petrochemical focus from capacity to value chain

SHANA (Tehran) — The petrochemical industry has entered a new phase of policy and implementation under Iran's 14th government, moving beyond the mere expansion of nominal capacity to focus on completing the value chain, increasing actual production, and boosting domestic value-added, according to the head of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC).

Stability in petrochemical decision-making to be ensured

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of Nouri Petrochemical Company emphasized the strategic and supervisory role of the National Petrochemical Company in the sector, saying investors are seeking stability in policymaking and decision-making in the petrochemical industry. He said pricing of utility services must be managed in a way that preserves the economic viability and attractiveness of production at downstream complexes.

Gov’t prioritizes petrochemicals through utility pricing oversight

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of PetroFarhang Holding said the transfer of utility pricing arbitration to the National Petrochemical Company underscores the 14th Government and Ministry of Petroleum’s special attention to the petrochemical sector and the private industry. He added that stable and fair utility pricing fosters trust among private investors.

Iran’s petchem industry: 79 plants with 100m tons of nominal capacity

SHANA (Tehran) - Iran’s petrochemical industry, operating 79 production complexes, has reached a nominal production capacity of more than 100 million metric tons per year, emerging as one of the main pillars of the country’s non-oil economy. The expansion reflects years of investment in major petrochemical hubs and the gradual development of new industrial zones.

Petrochemical feedstock secured through flare gas recovery

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) said the Oil Ministry under the 14th administration has developed and is implementing medium-term plans to offset idle capacity and ensure a stable supply of feedstock for the petrochemical industry, with large-scale investment in flare gas recovery among the most important measures.

Aligning corporate interests with petrochemical utility pricing arbitration

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of Arya Sasol Polymer Company said transferring authority for utility pricing arbitration to the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) reflects recognition of the petrochemical industry’s role in the national economy and, if properly implemented, could strengthen a development-oriented approach at companies and align government and corporate interests.

A 47-year record: How petrochemical industry became a driver of non-oil economy

SHANA (Tehran) - Over the past 47 years, Iran’s petrochemical industry has gradually moved away from crude oil and gas sales and emerged as one of the country’s main engines of non-oil economic growth. With production capacity expanding more than 33-fold, exports rising sharply and export value increasing nearly 194 times, the sector now plays a central role in generating sustainable foreign currency revenue, completing value chains and strengthening the economy against volatility in global oil markets.

Petchem industry reaches 100-million-ton mark, celebrates new projects

SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company announced the operational launch of several major production and infrastructure projects in the petrochemical industry, coinciding with the Ten Days of Fajr celebrations. He stated that with these inaugurations, the industry can celebrate reaching an annual production capacity of 100 million tons.

Historic arbitration ends long-running petrochemical pricing dispute

SHANA (Tehran) – A senior Oil Ministry official said a landmark arbitration ruling that assigns oversight of auxiliary services pricing to the National Petrochemical Company has ended one of the industry’s longest-running disputes and set a new framework for state–private sector interaction.

Sovereign ruling seen as bolstering stability of petchem industry

SHANA (Tehran) — The head of National Petrochemical Company said a sovereign ruling granting the company authority to set prices for ancillary services followed months of consensus-building and regulatory efforts and is expected to help stabilize the strategic industry and its role in the national economy.

NPC to arbitrate pricing of ancillary petrochemical services

SHANA (Tehran) – The Supreme Council for Economic Coordination of Heads of Branches approved granting the National Petrochemical Company authority to arbitrate the pricing of ancillary services in the petrochemical industry.

1,700 NTBFs partner with NPC

SHANA (Tehran) – More than 1,700 new technology-based firms (NTBFs) and domestic manufacturers are now working with Iran’s petrochemical industry, with more than 120 trillion rials ($12 trillion tomans) allocated last year to expand these capabilities, an industry official said.