The Deputy for Technology Development of the Science and Technology Park of Khorasan Razavi announced that this park, as one of the important scientific and industrial centers in the country, hosts over 80 technology companies in the fields of oil, gas, and petrochemical technologies. These companies utilize modern knowledge and innovative technologies to produce products and services that can significantly improve the country's oil and gas industry.
Technology Development in the Oil and Gas Industry
The Science and Technology Park of Khorasan Razavi, as a leading institution in technology development in the country, strives to support active companies in the oil and gas sector by creating suitable infrastructures. This park has facilitated cooperation and interaction between knowledge-based companies and large industries by providing the necessary infrastructure. These interactions can accelerate the research and development process as well as the commercialization of ideas and technologies.
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Existing Capacities and Capabilities
The existing capacities in the Science and Technology Park of Khorasan Razavi include a collection of active companies in various fields, including oil, gas, petrochemicals, and renewable energies. These companies are engaged in producing innovative technologies in the extraction and utilization of energy resources, as well as designing and manufacturing industrial equipment and machinery. According to statistics, the production capacity of these companies has reached over 200 million dollars this year.
Given the growing trend of technology in this park and the high existing capacities, it can be expected that this region will be recognized as a scientific and industrial hub in the oil and gas sector in the country and will play an important role in the sustainable development of this industry.
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