(isna.ir)-- Iranian Deputy Oil Minister Alireza Zeighami
said the country would start petrol export from next March.
"Iran is not
exporting gas presently due to its local needs, but it only sells light and
heavy naphtha since it is improving its reserves," he told ISNA.
He continued
Iran exported two consignments of petrol from last March, but it has continued
only exporting naphtha since then. "Now our petrol consumption exceeds our
production, but petrol production will become more than its consumption by March
and we will be able to export the product." Zeighami noted Iran is producing 60
million liters of petrol daily and the amount would hit 73 million liters by
March 2012.
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Iran is under 4 rounds of the UN Security Council resolutions over its
refusal to halt peaceful enrichment work. Iran however insists its nuclear
enrichment only aims to generate power and meet medical needs.
The sanctions
mainly target Iran's energy and banking sectors as well as industrial domains.
However Iran says that it has managed to bypass sanctions and obtain
self-sufficiency in the domain of petrol production.
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The Polymers
Summit ICIS-MRC – 2011 has started today, on Nov, 30 in the
Ritz-Carlton Moscow. The main topics of the reports were devoted to the
development of petrochemical market and the strategy in the market of base
polymers as well as launching new polymer productions.
mrcplast.com
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