Iran builds underground oil storages
Seyid Piruz Musavi, General Director of Iranian company of oil terminals, has announced completion of the studies for construction of the first underground gas storages in the country, reported ICNA agency.
Musavi said that the underground oil storages are designed for the strategic resources of crude oil, which are very important for the oil industry of the country.
Musavi added that over 90% of Iranian oil is exported via the oil terminals and strategic oil resources, which are intended for export, are needed to avoid any domestic or external problems, reported Iran News.—0—
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