Iran | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 92

Iran Diverting Billions to Oil and Gas Development

Iran will withdraw up to $4.8 billion from its sovereign wealth fund to spend on developing its oil and gas fields next fiscal year under a proposal approved by parliament.

Iran to Take Advantage of China Propylene Know-How

Iran has negotiated with China to purchase the technical know-how for the production of propylene from that country, a senior energy expert informed on Tuesday.

Iran Gas Denies Iranian Report of Underpriced UAE Gas Deal

National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) has denied reports on negotiations with the United Arab Emirates’ Crescent Petroleum to revive a troubled gas export deal.

Lebanon Requests Iran’s Assistance in Dam Construction

Lebanese Environment Minister has called for the Iranian private sector’s involvement in constructing dams in Lebanon.

Iran Parliamentarians to Impose Energy Sanctions on Europe

A large number of Iranian MPs are planning to prepare a bill to impose energy sanctions on the European countries, a lawmaker announced on Sunday.

Iran and UAE Reviving Gas Export Deal

Iran said on Saturday that it is negotiating with UAE’s Crescent Petroleum to revive a major gas export deal that ran into troubled waters in 2005.

IAEA Report Clears Iran, Officials Say

Iran and the P5+1 countries – Russia, China, France, Britain, the United States and Germany – are seeking to seal a high-profile political deal by the end of March and to confirm the full technical details of the acc ...

Japan After Iran Gas in Bid for Energy Security

A Japanese delegation is in Iran to discuss possible gas imports through pipeline or in the form of LNG, the Fars news agency says.

Khamenei Lashes Out at Sanctions, Threatens Export Response

Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that the OPEC member will stop exporting oil and natural gas if international sanctions against it stay in place, the official IRNA news agency reported, citing a speech he made i ...

Rouhani Authorized to Raise Gasoline Prices

The Iranian parliament (Majlis) has approved a five-percent increase in fuel prices for the next fiscal year starting March 21, amid falling oil prices.

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