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IRAN: CONSTRUCTION OF BANDAR ABBAS-RAFSANJAN FUEL PIPELINE TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR.(Brief Article)
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According to "Tehran Times", construction of the new fuel pipeline from Bandar Abbas to Rafsanjan will start next year following implementation of a project to increase crude refining capacity in Bandar Abbas. Official in charge of south country oil pipelines and distribution installations noted that the current pipeline from Bandar Abbas to Rafsanjan had a capacity of 200,000 barrels per day, which would hit 300,000 barrels after comple...
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CONSTRUCTION OF BANDAR ABBAS-RAFSANJAN FUEL PIPELINE TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to "Tehran Times", construction of the new fuel pipeline from Bandar Abbas to Rafsanjan will start next year following implementation of a project to increase crude refining capacity in Bandar Abbas. Official in charge of south country oil pipelines and distribution installations noted
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IRAN: CONSTRUCTION OF BANDAR ABBAS-RAFSANJAN FUEL PIPELINE TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR.(Brief Article)
IPR Strategic Business Information Database
; According to Tehran Times , construction of the new fuel pipeline from Bandar Abbas to Rafsanjan will start next year following implementation of a project to increase crude refining capacity in Bandar Abbas. Official in charge of south country oil pipelines and distribution installations noted
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Iran - Oil Products Imports Fall; Exports Rising.
APS Review Downstream Trends
; In late 1998, as the Bandar Abbas refinery came into full production, imports of gasoline fell to 38,500 b/d (from 42,000 b/d in 1997). Imports of kerosine (53,800 b/d in 1997) and gasoil (69,300 b/d in 1997) fell to zero. In January 1999 import of gasoline fell to 31,400 b/d and a further decline
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IRAN - Oil Products Imports Fall; Exports Rising.
APS Review Downstream Trends
; In late 1998, as the Bandar Abbas refinery came into full production, imports of gasoline fell to 38,500 b/d (from 42,000 b/d in 1997). Imports of kerosine (53,800 b/d in 1997) and gasoil (69,300 b/d in 1997) fell to zero. In January 1999 import of gasoline fell to 31,400 b/d. But in 2000 and in
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IRAN - Bandar Abbas Refinery
APS Review Downstream Trends
; The biggest to be built worldwide in recent years, the 232,000 b/d Bandar Abbas refinery is set to go on stream in the coming weeks. It will be fully operational in 1998. NIOC officials want the refinery to be inaugurated by President Rafsanjani before he leaves office. There had been some earlier
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Iran port bustles in shadow of war; Bandar Abbas seen as likely target if U.S. attacks.(WORLD)(BRIEFING: MIDDLE EAST)
The Washington Times
; ... 1980. None of my friends listen to the news. They prefer to talk about the shopping ... station that transmits Persian-language news that tends to highlight developments regarding ... interview with Iran's semi-official Mehr news agency they could be used to target U.S ...
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IRAN - Bandar Abbas Refinery.
APS Review Downstream Trends
; This 232,000 b/d plant came partly on stream in late July 1997. It reached full production in late 1998, four years behind schedule. It cost $1.6 bn, including $1.3 bn in foreign currency. It was first conceived as an export refinery. But most of its non-fuel oil output is used for domestic
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IRAN: BANDAR ABBAS REFINERY TURNS TO PARTIAL USE OF LIGHT CRUDE.
IPR Strategic Business Information Database
; According to Tehran Times , due to high demand for heavy crude in the world, part of crude entering Bandar Abbas refinery is light crude from Lavan. Director of Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company announced that the refinery processes 232,000 barrels oil per day. Abdolhossein Moridi stated that
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BANDAR ABBAS REFINERY TURNS TO PARTIAL USE OF LIGHT CRUDE
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to "Tehran Times", due to high demand for heavy crude in the world, part of crude entering Bandar Abbas refinery is light crude from Lavan. Director of Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company announced that the refinery processes 232,000 barrels oil per day. Abdolhossein Moridi stated that
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Iran: NIOC Gets Bids For New Condensate Refinery At Bandar Abbas.
APS Review Downstream Trends
; The National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC) has just received bids for the construction of a 35,000 b/d condensate processing plant at its 232,000 b/d Bandar Abbas oil refining complex. The bidders, offering to finance the project under a buy-back arrangement whereby they will be paid back in products from
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