Iran’s Karoun Oilfield Output Increases
The production from Iran’s West Karoun oilfields have increased, reaching 300,000 b/d.
The production from Iran’s West Karoun oilfields have increased, reaching 300,000 b/d.
Iran achieved its goal of self-sufficiency after inaugurating the third phase of the Persian Gulf Star refinery, with a production capacity of 45 million liters of petrol per day.
Iran will stand against US sanctions considering them “fully illegal”, Bijan Zanganeh, Iranian Oil Minister, said on January 10, announcing that Tehran would not comply with the sanctions
The waiver will allow Iraq to continue importing electricity from Iran as the main Iraqi power plants depend on Iranian natural gas. Besides, Baghdad’s power generation is not enough to ensure domestic supply.
Iran plans to boost gas production from the South Pars field, the world’s largest gas field, to 630 million cubic meters per day (mcm/d) up from 580 mcm/d by mid-March.
A newly-formed committee of experts are due to visit the Iraqi parliament to address the resumption of oil exports from Kirkuk through the Kurdistan region.
The US has granted Iraq a 45-day waiver from its sanctions on Iran in order to import natural gas and electricity supplies.
France will push to create the necessary mechanisms to allow EU countries to maintain trade with Iran following the re-introduction of US sanctions on November 5.
The US has granted eight Iranian oil importers temporary waivers from the sanctions set to be imposed upon the country’s energy sector on November 5.
State oil giant Saudi Aramco and petrochemicals company Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) will build a new integrated industrial petrochemicals complex in the port city of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast.