The 400km-long, upcoming Pars project will be operated by National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 8,000 active and developing pipelines worldwide, the onshore product pipeline, with a maximum diameter of 14 inches, will start in Hormozgan (Iran) and ends in Fars (Iran). Buy the profile here.
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The Pars project is expected to commence operations in 2026 and will be owned by National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution.
About National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution
National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Co (NIORDC) is an oil and gas company that provides refinery processing solutions. The company’s products offerings include crude oil, gas and other petroleum products. It provides services such as refining, transportation, export, import and distribution of petroleum and crude oil products. NIORDC also provides engineering and telecommunications services to supply chain companies. The company offers its implementation and management services to pipelines, refineries, and telecommunication network projects. It also provides internal and remote telecommunication systems for the oil industry in Iran. NIORDC is headquartered in Tehran, Iran
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