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Home›Clean Fuel›Iran-Oman gas pipeline study deals signed
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September 25, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Iran-Oman gas pipeline study deals signed

Managing director of the National Iranian Gas Export Company Alireza Kameli said that contracts have been signed with two Iranian gas companies to study construction of a pipeline for exporting gas to Oman.

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Managing director of the National Iranian Gas Export Company Alireza Kameli said that contracts have been signed with two Iranian gas companies to study construction of a pipeline for exporting gas to Oman.

The Iranian Offshore Engineering and Construction Company has been tasked with conducting studies on the offshore section of the pipeline, the company said in a statement.

The study on the onshore section was assigned to Pars Consulting Engineers, Kameli said.

The offshore section envisages building a pipeline for 200 kilometers from Kuh-e Mubarak in Iran to Oman’s Sohar port in five months. The onshore section of the pipeline in Iran will be built for another 200 km from Rudan region to Kuh-e Mubarak in six months.

Iran agreed in 2013 to export 28 million cubic meters of gas per day to Oman through a subsea pipeline for 15 years.

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