Pourkabkani, a member of the Article 90 Commission, examined the physical progress of these projects during the commission members' visit to the fourth and sixth refineries of South Pars. These refineries, located in Bushehr province, play a significant role in meeting the country's energy needs as one of the key projects in the oil industry.
Details of the Refinery Projects
The fourth refinery of South Pars, with a daily production capacity of 120,000 barrels of oil, and the sixth refinery with a similar capacity, are recognized as two vital projects in Iran's oil industry. These refineries have been designed and constructed to supply fuel and petroleum products for the country and are currently in the final stages of construction.
Read more: API version 17 of standard 5B has been updated for oil and gas pipeline connections
The Importance of Reconstruction and Technology Upgrading
The reconstruction of the fourth and sixth refineries is being carried out to upgrade technology and improve oil refining processes. These projects are being implemented with the aim of increasing productivity and reducing costs, and it is expected that their completion will also improve the quality of the produced petroleum products. Additionally, the reconstruction of these refineries can help enhance the country's energy security and reduce dependence on fuel imports.
During this visit, Pourkabkani noted the progress of these projects and expressed hope that with the necessary support, these refineries would soon become operational. He also emphasized the importance of investment in the country's oil and gas industry, stating: "We must strive to guide the oil industry towards self-sufficiency and progress by employing new technologies."
These projects not only help meet domestic needs but can also serve as a source of income for the country. With the completion of these refineries, Iran will be able to meet part of its energy needs and engage in the export of petroleum products.
Read more: Valeura Energy achieved a production of 22,100 barrels per day in offshore projects in Thailand · The Cardon refinery in Venezuela halted operations due to a fire
