شانا	Other Links Site Map About Us Contact Us	February 19, 2007
Search   Home News Photo Report/ Round Up Articles/ Analysis View/ Interviews Event Profiles	Iran Petrochemicals Annual Output to Hit 30m Tons TEHRAN – Minister of Petroleum Kazem Vaziri Hamaneh said Tuesday that petrochemical products output would reach 30 million tons next year upon completion of 33 new petrochemical plants in the country. More...   Non-Opec Producers Will Pump Less Oil Than Expected LONDON -- Oil producers outside Opec will pump less oil than expected in 2011, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said yesterday, leading to a tighter world market than previously anticipated. More ... Libya Oil Head:March OPEC Output Cut Hinges On Price Trend LONDON -- The head of Libya's oil industry said Tuesday the direction of oil prices will dictate OPEC's stance on whether it needs to cut output again at its March meeting. More ...   Top News Oil Prices Rise On Cold Weather In U.S. India Likely To Sign Gas Import Deal With Iran By June Pakistan Waiver Of India-Iran Gas Fee Unlikely - Official Iran Ready To Share Gas With 'Muslim Brotherly Countries' India May Sign $145b Gas Import Deal with Iran Private Sector to Help Build New Oil Refineries Russian FM Downplays Obstacles In Signing New Deal With EU ME Refining Conference Opens in Abu Dhabi Qatar Says Against Another OPEC Production Cut Oil Prices Pull Back From One-Month High Belarus Hits Russia With 35% Hike In Oil Transit Fees Budget for SP Special Zone Will Be Doubled, Says Torkan Daily Photo   Report / Round up Iran Puts Its Foot Down On The Gas In spite of threats of international sanctions over its nuclear programme Iran has no shortage of customers for its oil and is pressing ahead with broader energy development in particular natural gas.   Article / Analysis Iran’s Energy Deals Stymie Neocons Royal Dutch Shell and its partner Repsol of Spain have signed a service agreement with the Iranian Oil Ministry to continue work on developing phases 13 and 14 of the giant South Pars gas field.   Views / Interviews Iran’s OPEC Governor Analyzes IEA Report The new report issued by International Energy Agency (IEA) has taken a new approach to energy outlooks and has offered new proposals to major consumer countries to adapt to new market conditions. Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, Iran’s OPEC governor, has analyzed challenges enumerated in the report as well as its contradictions in the following interview with Petroenergy Information Network.

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