UN survey identifies an upstream bottleneck at Bandar Mahshahr’s NGL plant

At Martyr Chaman radio station near Bakhtaran, experts found destroyed antennas and generator equipment. A new antenna had been erected and replacement equipment placed in underground shelters.

On-site inspection of Beit-Al-Maqaddas radio station showed destroyed towers and buildings. New towers stood nearby, while replacement generator and transmitter rooms had been placed in underground...

The mission inspected Tehran Refinery and found residual damage alongside substantial reconstruction. It reported normal operation after repairs to distillation, cooling and piping systems that had...

Inspecting Abadan Refinery, experts found limited reconstruction and many secondary processing units still inoperable. Restored crude throughput did not mean the refinery could again produce its...

The mission visited twelve oil, gas and associated facilities around Ahvaz and Aghajari. Missing critical machinery left operations inefficient, while unrecovered gas and natural-gas liquids were...

Experts visited Nasamia, Sabzab and Tang Fani pumping stations. Oil and product supply had returned to normal after reconstruction, although some instrumentation and building repairs would need more...

At Razi Petrochemical Complex, experts saw damaged areas that had been repaired. Most sections were reported near original capacity, but tankage and instrumentation still needed substantial...

The mission inspected Farabi’s specialty-chemical plant, where tanks, machinery and a control centre had been damaged. Reconstruction begun in 1989 was reported only half complete at the June 1991...

Visiting the petrochemical plant beside Abadan Refinery, experts found it rebuilt and operating near prewar capacity. Some temporary reconstruction components still needed replacement with permanent...

The mission visited Kharg Island and assessed its heavily damaged storage and loading facilities. Reconstructed jetties could serve only reduced numbers of ships, using temporary arrangements that...