Iran | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 63

Iran to Build Spanish Refinery for Post-Sanction Export Push

Iran is in talks to help build a 200,000 b/d refinery in Spain, as part of Tehran's long-term strategy to maximize its oil market share after the removal of sanctions.

Iran Targets Gas Exports for Region, Oil Exports Worldwide

Iran has held negotiations with Georgia about the export of 300-500mcf/d of Iranian natural gas through established channels in Armenia, boosting its profile in the regional market.

Japanese Buyer Renews Commitments to Iranian Crude

JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corp., a crude oil lifter, has renewed its annual term oil purchase volumes from Tehran for 2016, with the volumes remaining unchanged under the new contract as of January.

Shell to Settle $2.3b Debt with Iran

The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) and Royal Dutch Shell have agreed that the Anglo-Dutch company will clear off its debt of $2.3b, outstanding since 2011, once the international sanctions are completely removed.

Iran Resumes Petchems Exports to Europe

Iran has resumed petrochemical exports to Europe for the first time in five years and received payments through an international bank in Spain, previously blocked under the 2011 sanction regime.

Oil Prices Surge Temporarily as Saudi-Iranian Tensions Mount

Oil prices rose by more than 3% today in response to the crisis brewing between Iran and Saudi Arabia following the Saudi execution of a prominent Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr.

Iran to Build Rigs, Trade Technology with Russian Shipbuilder

Iranian shipbuilder, ISOICO has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Russian shipyard, Krasnye Barrikady (Red Barricades) for rig construction cooperation and technology transfer.

German Investors Pledge $13b for Iran’s Petchem Projects

Two German companies are seeking to invest $13b in Iran's petrochemical projects in Ian, following the lifting of sanctions.

Iran Breaks US Monopoly on Cement Plugs

Iran's Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI) has achieved technological progress to locally produce cementing plugs used in deep oil and gas wells, breaking the America's monopoly in the industry.

Caspian Crude Swaps Resume to Cure Iran Fuel Shortages

Iran has announced the resumption of swaps of crude oil for petroleum products with the Caspian littoral states – Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan, after a five year suspension.

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