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Petrochemical resilience under fire
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran's petrochemical industry faced one of its toughest tests in recent years during the Third Imposed War. Despite damage to several complexes, effective crisis management, sustained production, uninterrupted domestic supply, and a rapid start to reconstruction kept the disruption from spreading through the country's production and supply chain.
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Iran fast-tracks repairs to war-damaged gas refineries ahead of winter
SHANA (Tehran) – Members of a special oversight committee monitoring the reconstruction of damaged refineries at Iran's South Pars Gas Complex urged crews to speed up early production plans before the onset of winter, following a site visit this week.
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Iran races to restore lost gas output before winter hits
SHANA (Tehran) – Oil minister says the government is working on multiple fronts to restore most of the country's lost natural gas production capacity before the cold season begins.
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Energy sector weathers war damage, president says
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran’s energy sector has remained under control despite significant supply imbalances and damage to parts of the country’s energy infrastructure caused by war.
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Oil Ministry’s wartime response averted fuel shortages, lawmaker says
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of parliament said the Oil Ministry’s performance during the recent conflict helped prevent fuel and energy shortages across the country despite attacks on critical infrastructure.
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South Pars workers praised for wartime efforts
SHANA (Tehran) – Deputy oil minister for planning praised employees of the South Pars Gas Complex for their continued efforts during the Third Imposed War.
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South Pars speeds up refinery reconstruction efforts
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Iranian Gas Company said reconstruction and debris-removal operations at damaged refineries in the South Pars Gas Complex are advancing rapidly as authorities work to maintain stability in the country’s national gas network.
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No oil spill reported in Persian Gulf: DoE
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Department of the Environment denied reports of any oil leakage from ships or pipelines following recent developments, saying a detailed assessment of the environmental damage caused by the recent war has been completed.
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Sustainability of fuel distribution was a standout wartime service
SSHANA (Tehran) – Members of the Parliament’s Agriculture Committee, recalling the favorable performance of the Ministry of Petroleum during the war, said the House of the People would support the reconstruction of oil-industry facilities damaged in that period.
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Paknejad says oil production did not fall during the war
SHANA (Tehran) – The oil minister said the enemy has illusions in the media environment it controls, including claims about blowing up oil wells that experts find laughable.
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Continued oil production, exports during third imposed war praised
SHANA (Tehran) – The vice chairman of the Parliament’s Energy Committee praised the Oil Ministry’s performance during the war and under enemy attacks, saying the continued production and export of oil, fuel supply for the public, and gas distribution during the Third Imposed War were commendable.
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National pride among oil industry workers is exemplary: MP
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of parliament’s Energy Committee said the organizational culture and national pride among workers in the oil industry are exemplary, adding that despite enemy attacks on some oil and gas facilities, the efforts of employees in this vital sector prevented disruptions to fuel supply, gas distribution and other oil industry operations.
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Reconstruction begins on gas refineries damaged in third imposed war
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of National Iranian Gas Company announced the start of reconstruction work on two gas refineries damaged during the third imposed war, saying efforts are underway to bring them back online on schedule.
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Oil industry remains resilient on front lines of third imposed war
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s oil industry was on the front lines of the third imposed war, a member of parliament’s Economic Committee said, adding that the Oil Ministry is prepared for any scenario under wartime conditions.
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Oil Ministry to support tech projects damaged in third imposed war
SHANA (Tehran) – The Oil Ministry will support technology projects that sustained damage during the third imposed war, a senior official said.
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Core strengths of Iran’s oil industry proven during third imposed war
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy head of Parliament’s Energy Committee said the strong performance of Iran’s oil industry during the third imposed war demonstrated the sector’s deep-rooted technical, managerial and human capabilities.
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Leader: Iran’s battlefield victory will be followed by defeats for enemy in economic, cultural wars
SHANA (Tehran) – The Leader of the Islamic Revolution vowed that the Iranian nation will also defeat the enemy in the cultural and economic arenas after securing victory on the military battlefield.
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Minister: Naval blockade of Iran will yield no results
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s oil minister said efforts to impose a naval blockade on the country will not succeed.
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Measures proposed to address energy imbalance after war
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s oil industry successfully navigated the challenges of the Ramadan war, and three key measures are being prioritized to manage energy imbalances in the short term, a senior Oil Ministry official said.
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Aref praises NIORDC’s wartime performance ’
SHANA (Tehran) — First Vice President Mohammadreza Aref on Thursday commended the performance of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company during the recent Ramadan war, saying its efforts played a key role in maintaining public calm and ensuring uninterrupted services.
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Oil minister praises operational forces, pledges to rebuild damaged facilities
SHANA (Tehran) - The oil minister praised operational personnel across the ministry’s four main companies and pledged to rebuild facilities damaged during the conflict.
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'Historic victory' over US, Iran says enemy forced to accept its proposal
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran has declared a "historic and crushing defeat" of the United States and the Israeli regime after 40 days of war, announcing that Washington has been forced to accept a 10-point Iranian proposal that includes a permanent ceasefire, the lifting of all sanctions, and the withdrawal of US combat forces from the region.