Petrochemical
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Petroleum Minister Visits 26th Iran Oil Show
TEHRAN (Shana) – The Iranian Petroleum Minister, Javad Owji, paid a visit on Saturday to the 26th International Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition, Iran Oil Show.
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NPC CEO: Knowledge-Based Companies Play Major Role in Developing Petrochemical Processes
TEHRAN (Shana) – Iran’s National Petrochemical Company (NPC) managing director on Saturday said knowledge-based companies play a leading role in developing complicated petrochemical processes and creating the added value.
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26th Iran Oil Show in Pictures (2)
TEHRAN (Shana) – The 26th International Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition, Iran Oil Show, kicked off on Friday (May 13) with participation of domestic and foreign companies from 11 countries. The exhibition will run until Monday, May 16.
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26th Iran Oil Show in Pictures
TEHRAN (Shana) – The 26th International Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition, Iran Oil Show, kicked off on Friday (May 13) with participation of domestic and foreign companies from 11 countries. The exhibition will run to Monday, May 16.
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Iran Oil Show, Demonstration of Iran’s Power
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The director of the 26th Iran Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition, Iran Oil Show, Majid Boujarzadeh, said the exhibition is an opportunity to display the achievements of domestic companies and demonstrate the country’s power and authority.
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PGPIC Eyes 20.5 mt Output in 1401
TEHRAN (Shana) – The CEO of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC) said the holding company was preparing to supply 20.5 million tons of products by the end of the current calendar year, which began on March 21.
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NPC Eyes Development of Petchem Industry by Relying on Domestic Capabilities
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company stressed the need for relying on domestic capabilities for the development of the petrochemical industry, calling for developers to consider national interests in developing the industry.
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Fund to be created to Finance Petchem Projects
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The investment director of the National Petrochemical Company said a project fund will be created to support petrochemical holdings or projects that need investment.
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PGPIC CEO Invites Brazilian Firms to Iran Petchem Industry
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The CEO of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC) said: "Today, PGPIC has 14 projects under construction with a domestic return price of at least 15%, which is a good opportunity for foreign investment, and in this regard we welcome the investment of Brazilian companies."
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Bu Ali Sina Petchem Plant Breaks Production Record
TEHRAN (Shana) -- Production of Bu Ali Sina Petrochemical Company in the calendar year of 1400, which ended on March 20, saw a 32% increase compared to the previous year, and reached 110% of the company’s nameplate capacity to 1,890,000 tons.
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New LDPE Output Record of Bandar Emam Petchem Plant
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The low density polyethylene (LDPE) unit of Bandar Emam Petrochemical Plant broke production record of the item during the calendar year of 1400 which ended on March 20.
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Value-Added, Top Petchem Priority
TEHRAN (Shana) -- By 2040, the annual market demand for petrochemicals and polymer products will be growing by 4.5 percent, while annual demand for petroleum products will be growing by less than 1 percent, indicating the importance of investing in and focusing on this value-added industry.
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NPC CEO Invites Russian Firms to Join Petchem Projects in Iran
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company considered the feedstock available for the development of the petrochemical industry in Iran as an important advantage, and said: "I invite Russian companies to exploit this suitable opportunity to invest in the Iranian petrochemical industry."
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Deputy Min. Outlines NPC Plans
TEHRAN (Shana) -- The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) announced the realization of the production plan of the petrochemical industry for the previous calendar year, which ended on March 20, and said: "The NPC status has become much stronger after privatization and can be more dynamic today than before, provided more precise planning, monitoring and control."