Insight
New refineries to make Iran self-sufficient in gasoline
Report summary
Under economic sanctions, Iran struggled to meet it’s domestic gasoline demand as imports became more difficult, if not impossible, to source. In order to meet the shortfall, Iran began producing ‘ersatz’, or petrochemical gasoline to meet its requirements. The inauguration of the first train of Persian Gulf refinery, and the imminent production of Euro-4 gasoline, will alleviate the need to consume ersatz gasoline. This Insight explores the impact of Persian Gulf refinery on Iran's oil product balances and it's transition to gasoline self-sufficiency.
Table of contents
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Understanding the asset
- Persian Gulf refinery located next to Bandar Abbas
- The need to import gasoline diminishes
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- New refineries to make Iran self-sufficient in gasoline: Image 1
- PetroPlan schematic - Persian Gulf condensate refinery, 360,000 b/d
- Product Market Service Iran All-Supply Balance
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