Posted by OilVoice Press - OilVoice
14-Dec-2017
A Gazprom delegation headed by Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Company's Management Committee, paid a working visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran today.
In the course of the visit, Alexey Miller met with Bijan Namdar Zangeneh, Iran's Minister of Petroleum. The parties confirmed their interest in advancing their partnership on a large scale and discussed potential areas of bilateral cooperation.
Alexey Miller and Ali Kardor, Iran's Deputy Minister of Petroleum, CEO of National Iranian Oil Company, inked a Roadmap. Pursuant to the document, Gazprom will conduct a proof-of-concept study with regard to implementing integrated projects for hydrocarbon production, transmission and processing, including petrochemistry, in Iranian territory.
Alexey Miller, Ali Kardor, and Nasrat Rahimi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Oil Industry Pension, Saving and Staff Welfare Fund, signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the opportunities for joint efforts within the Iran LNG project.
Both documents reflect the willingness of the parties to cooperate along the entire production chain, from extracting gas in Iran to monetizing the product.
Gazprom and Iran's Ministry of Petroleum signed the Memorandum of Understanding for strategic cooperation in developing Iranian gas fields with subsequent gas transportation and monetization.
National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Iranian Ministry of Petroleum, is focused on geological exploration, production, transportation and exports of crude oil, as well as geological exploration and production of natural gas.
Gazprom and NIOC signed the following documents:
Gazprom and Industrial Development & Renovation Organization of Iran, a state-owned subsidiary of Iran's Ministry of Industry, Mine & Trade, inked the Memorandum of Understanding for joint gas liquefaction projects slated to be implemented in third countries, as well as projects in the field of advanced gas processing and petrochemistry in the territory of Iran.
The first phase of the Iran LNG project provides for the construction of two gas liquefaction trains with the annual capacity of 5.25 million tons each. During the second phase, the facility's output will be increased to 21 million tons per year upon the construction of two additional process trains.
Iran LNG Сo. serves as the project operator, with National Iranian Oil Company and Oil Industry Pension, Saving and Staff Welfare Fund as the main shareholders.
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