Export of gas condensates from Fajr Jam refinery in the six months to September 21 exceeded three million barrels.
Announcing this, Deputy Head of Fajr Jam Gas Refining Company for Export Terminals Affairs Jamshid Khajezadeh told Shana that a considerable growth has been observed in export of gas condensates since the lifting of Western sanctions on Iran.
He added that during March-September this year, gas condensates were exported in 15 consignments which conformed with environmental standards.
Gas condensates produced in Fajr Jam refinery, he pointed out, were transferred via two 56-km pipeline to Siraf Port and were loaded and exported on 40,000-ton ships.
He added that four 40,000 cubic meter gas condensates storage tanks are in Siraf port and ships load the condensates several kilometers off from the coast.
He noted that 50 gas condensate consignments are loaded each year in Siraf port which are exported mostly to Asian states such as Japan, the UAE and South Korea.
The company was initially designed to process 85 million cubic meters per day of natural gas and in 2000, with the implementation of the development project, the figure rose to 110 million cubic meters per day.
