Petrochemicals

CEO of Iran’s National Petrochemical Company Behzad Mohammadi reiterated that Washington’s unilateral sanctions on the country’s largest and most profitable petrochemical group are hardly to have an impact.

The first phase development of Hengam Petrochemical Plant has so far made 73 percent physical progress.

A recovering oil price drove a boost to profits for Cnooc’s operations in the UK and Ireland in 2018.

P and partners today confirmed they have agreed further investment into deepwater Block 15. offshore Angola as part of an agreement with Angola'.s National Agency for Petroleum. Gas and Biofuels (NAPGB).

The Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC). Iran’s largest petrochemical holding group. will continue with calm and according to its previous plans of development. CEO of the holding Jafar Rabiei announced after the recent US sanctions.

Former Head of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) Abdolhossein Bayat downplayed the impacts of the US new sanctions on Iran'.s petrochemical products. describing the move as ineffective.

Former Managing Director of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC) Abbas Shae'.ri Moqaddam downplayed the impacts of the US petrochemical sanctions against Iran. saying that finding the origin of such products is not easy.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has announced new sanctions on Iran. targeting the country’s petrochemical industry. including its largest petrochemical holding group. called Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC).

Pardis Urea and Ammonia Plant has registered a new production and export record in the calendar year of 1397 which ended on March 20.

Rosneft has abandoned its plans to invest in the Eastern Petrochemical Complex (EPC) in the Far East.