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Iran's natural gas: competing ambitions and priorities
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Report summary
Iran's natural gas export options have stalled for decades… but impetus is growing again. Neighbouring countries have strong drivers to import natural gas, but politics, stakeholder alignment, contractual negotiations and infrastructure developments will be paramount to achieve large-scale international trade.
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- Which domestic sectors could absorb new production?
- How much gas production potential does Iran have?
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Will Iran succeed in its ambitious gas production and export targets?
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