Iran world’s 7th largest crude oil producer in 2023

Daily gasoline use in Iran reached an all time high of 142 million liters on August 31, according to an official in the country’s Oil Ministry.

The world’s highest temperatures were recorded in Iran on Sunday for a second day in a row amid a national shutdown which helped Energy Ministry authorities to prevent power cuts amid growing demand for cooling....

Last week, much of the news about the signing of a “strategic” memorandum to supply Russian pipeline gas to Iran was lost in political din as the election fever gripped the nation.

Iran was the world's 7th largest crude oil producer in 2023, according to the British IE Institute.

 Iran’s energy minister says Tehran has proposed seven areas for strengthening energy cooperation among member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

Iran has reported a record consumption of electricity amid rising temperatures that have pushed up demand for cooling.

The largest wind power plant, with the capacity of generating 50-megawatt electricity, was inaugurated east of Iran by Iran’s Minister of Energy Ali Akbar Mehrabian.

Renewable power plants with a total capacity of 13,000 megawatts are under construction in Iran, including a 780-megawatt plant being built in the southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan province, an official said.