A glance at Iran's petroleum products sector


The overall picture of Iran's liquid fuels production, consumption level is clear; producing 230 million and consuming 219.5 million liter of gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and kerosene per day.
According to the latest report, published by Shana citing on Iran's Anti-Contraband And Currency Smuggling Headquarters, the country's liquid fuels production and consumption level have been decreased by 5 percent and 14 percent during the ten months of current fiscal year.
Iran's fiscal year starts on March 21.
Addressing the details of liquid fuels consumption, National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company's Vice President Mansour Riyahi told IRNA two weeks ago that Iran consumed 250 million liters per day of various fuel production, including compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquid petroleum gas (LPG).
The statistics announced by Iranian officials for last 10 months:
Liquid fuel
Consumption
Y/Y change
Consumption in 2012
Gasoline
70 ml/d
2%
63.5 ml/d
Diesel
101.2 ml/d
- 3.3%
97.2 ml/d
LPG
11 ml/d
2.2 %
6,000 tons/d
Kerosene
9.7 ml/d
- 15%
12.3 ml/d
Fuel oil
38 ml/d
- 28%
51.7 ml/d
CNG
19 mcm/d
Unchanged
19 mcm/d
The reason for the decline in Iran's liquid fuel consumption is the significant increase in the country's gas delivery to power plants.
Iran increased supplying natural gas to power plants by 13 billion cubic meters (bcm) during last 11 months. It's expected that the diesel and fuel oil consumption in power sector would decrease from 27 billion liters in last your to 18.5 billion liters in current fiscal year, according to the Deputy Oil Minister for Planning and Supervision On Hydrocarbon Resources Mansour Moezzemi.
Iran also stopped gas-oil import, but still imports about 4.5 million liters of gasoline per day.
Decreasing fuel oil consumption also opened more room for fuel exports. According to the official statistics, Iran's petroleum exports and bunkering increased significantly during the current year.
Official statistics of petroleum trade in Iran's ports during last 11 months (ton)
Iran's ports
Oil products export
Oil products export during 11 M period of last year
Oil products import
Oil products import during 11 M period of last year
Emam Kheomeini
5,289,071
3,055,034
92,724
54,435
Khorramshahr
173
0
84
42
Abadan
0
0
53
162
Shaheed Rajaei
4,641,979
4,617,979
1,310,338
1,133,208
Shaheed Bahonar
39,315
44,263
96
33
Lengeh
987
0
35
20
Bushehr
331,792
410,871
20,213
10,216
Chabahar
0
0
41
40,849
Anzali
29
174
0
0
Noshahr
61
0
66,734
41,446
Amirabad
4
0
26,900
43,988
Neka
0
0
45,030
52,141
Fereidoon Kenar
0
0
9,090
2,978
Total
10,303,298
8,128,321
1,571,338
1,379,518
On the other hand, Iran bunkered over 3.1 million metric tons of fuel to ships sailing through the Gulf in the first ten months of the current Iranian calendar year, which indicates a 30 percent increase on year.
Mohammad Reza Mazloumi, an official with the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company said three million metric tons of fuel oil and 107,000 metric tons of gas oil were supplied to ships in the 10-month period, Iran’s Shana news agency reported on Feb. 9.

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