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  • Iran Falling Behind its Regional Neighbours: A Comparison with Oman

    In this regional analysis, we compare Iran’s oil and gas industry with Oman, one of few regional countries with good political relations with Iran. This is an unlikely comparison, as Oman is considered a minnow in the global oil & gas scene, whereas Iran has the largest combined oil and gas rese

  • Iran’s Low ESG Ranking May Affect Its Ability to Attract New Investment If Sanctions Are Lifted

    Iran’s leaders are trying to portray the Islamic republic as heading in the right direction, using the recent truce with Saudi Arabia as an example, and by assuring the beleaguered Iranian business community that a new agreement on its nuclear program is on the horizon. Reviving the JCPOA will attra

  • Iran’s Once-Notable Steel Industry Lags Behind Its Neighbours

    Iran’s steel industry, once seen as formidable in the region, is lagging behind that of neighbouring countries. Although Iran has steadily increased its steel output in the past two decades, the industry has not kept up with the technological advances deployed elsewhere in the region. As a result, I

  • How the Energy Transition is Poised to Eliminate Iran From the World Energy Scene

    The reluctance of Iranian leaders to the global energy transition, which has seen other fossil fuel-rich nations invest heavily in renewable energy infrastructure, leaves the country exposed to major economic shocks.The so-called Energy Transition is especially prevalent in OECD countries, which inc

  • Iran’s Hazardous Reliance on Illicit Oil Sales to China

    Iran’s loss of clout on the global oil market has intensified its illicit oil sales to China. This disadvantageous position costs the government millions of Dollars while enriching the IRGC and other middlemen. Until recently, Iran was a major player on the global energy scene. Any hint of a po

  • How the U.S. Energy Transition Diminished Iran’s Long-Term Negotiating Power

    In terms of energy security, the United States and Iran have moved in opposite directions in the past 18 years. In its move toward LNG self sufficiency, the United States has transformed itself from a major importer to a net exporter, while Iran’s stagnating infrastructure and inability to sell free

  • Iran Lags Behind in Global Green Energy Development

    The global energy scene is changing at a rapid pace and Iran is falling behind, with no signs of a potential recovery. Most of the new investments in the energy sector around the world need to demonstrate compliance with the International Energy Agency’s principles for implementing net zero carbon e

  • Conflict in the provinces in - 2022

    This table is taken from the publisher's website.

  • Transaction fee ceiling in the energy exchange - 2020

    This data is taken from table number 2 from page 24 of the report Transaction fee ceiling in the energy exchange - 2020.

  • Is the Iran-Turkey Gas Deal an Empty Promise?

    Marred by a troubled history of supply disruption, the deal Iran signed last year to export gas to its neighbour Turkey may not be possible to realise.Iranian and Turkish officials announced last July a plan to increase Iran’s gas exports from Iran to Turkey. The announcement was made after the Turk

  • Is the Iran-Russia “$40-Billion Energy Agreement” Realistic?

    The $40-billion agreement last year between the National Iranian Oil Company and Russia’s Gazprom may not be the agreement the Iranian government is hoping for to revamp its investment-needy energy sector.In November 2021, local media quoted Oil Minister Javad Oji as stressing that Iran's oil and ga

  • Kish Island Gasfield: Another Wasted Opportunity

    Ambitiously conceived as Iran’s main tourist and commercial hub, Kish Island had been touted by numerous governments as a free-trade zone and the future recipient of major foreign investment. But, more than a decade since these plans were first announced, the island’s struggle to meet its own infras