Farakh Alikhani, CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company, emphasized the importance of rebuilding damaged refineries during the introduction ceremony of Hamid Reza Masoudi as the new head of this company. Alikhani announced that this action will not only help secure energy in the winter season but will also lead to increased production and improved quality of oil products.
The Necessity of Rebuilding Refineries
Alikhani, referring to the high capacity of existing refineries in the country, said: "Our refineries are, on average, capable of processing 2.2 million barrels of crude oil per day, and yet, there is a need for modernization and upgrading of their equipment. Rebuilding these refineries can help increase production capacity and reduce operational costs. This issue is particularly important as we approach winter when the demand for energy is very high."
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Challenges and Solutions
The CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company pointed to the challenges in the way of rebuilding refineries and added: "Lack of financing and difficulties in sourcing spare parts are among the main obstacles in this regard. However, necessary planning has been done to attract domestic and foreign investments, and we hope to overcome these challenges with the cooperation of various sectors."
Alikhani also referred to the key role of these refineries in supplying fuel and petrochemical products, stating: "Given the increasing demand for fuel and petrochemical products in domestic and foreign markets, rebuilding and improving the performance of refineries can help strengthen the country's position in global markets."
In conclusion, Farakh Alikhani emphasized the importance of solidarity and cooperation among all employees and specialists in the oil and gas industry to achieve these goals and called for increased efforts in this area.
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