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Those beautiful "I" beams....Iran now amongst 10 big steel producers in the world...now that is progress..
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Those beautiful "I" beams....Iran now amongst 10 big steel producers in the world...now that is progress..
not steel but aluminum
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Iran says aluminum output would reach over 450k tons till March
Wednesday, 22 April 2020 1:26 PM [ Last Update: Wednesday, 22 April 2020 1:26 PM ]
Iran’s total aluminum production is expected to surge by 63% till March 2021 to top 450,000 tons. (Photo by IRNA)
Iran’s production of aluminum would jump by more than 63 percent in the current calendar year ending March 2021 to reach over 430,000 metric tons, says the country’s minister for industries.
Reza Rahmani said on Wednesday that the total output for aluminum in the past calendar year ending March 19 topped 276,000 tons.
He said output would jump in the year ahead with the opening of SALCO, Iran’s massive aluminum smelter in the southern province of Fars.
“The aforementioned project has been completed in the city of Lamerd in Fars Province with an output capacity of 300,000 tons (a year) with an investment of around $1.2 billion,” said Rahmani, adding that by opening SALCO, Iran’s total output capacity for aluminum would reach 785,000 tons a year.
He added that SALCO would be the only aluminum plant in Iran benefitting from all components of aluminum production chain, including smelter, anode making and storage facilities, in one single location.
Iran opening first phase of $1 billion aluminum smelter in south
Iran is to open one of the largest aluminum smelters in the Middle East with over $1bn in investment.
The minister said the plant would enjoy the services of an exclusive port terminal on the Persian Gulf for the purpose of the exports of its products; a structure he said had cost the government more than $170 million to build.
SALCO is jointly owned by IMIDRO, Iran’s government-run holding for mining and metals, and Ghadir Investment Company, where Iran’s Social Security Organization and pension funds related to the armed forces are the main shareholders.
The plant is expected to directly employ more than 1,500 people, mostly from the local people, while 5,000 more jobs would be created on the company’s wider supply chain.
A first phase of the giant aluminum smelter had been planned to open in November but it was delayed because of a series of logistics issues.
https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2020/04/22/623642/Iran-aluminium-production-surge-minister
https://www.tasnimnews.com/fa/news/1399/02/03/2249417/فردا-افتتاح-بزرگترین-مجتمع-تولید-آلومینیوم-کشور-توسط-روحانی
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Yes you are correct..Aluminium production requires very high electricity consumption and a lot of countries around Iran have all electricity shortages Iran has surplus and relatively cheap electricity (thanks to free natural gas and MAPNA power generation technologies) . Iran also has vast deposits of Aluminium ..combined together the Aluminium produced in Iran can be exported very competitively....aluminum production is generally vastly more difficult than steel production. This is a huuuuge achievement!
Well, yeah but the US has already sanctioned Iran's aluminum exports.Yes you are correct..Aluminium production requires very high electricity consumption and a lot of countries around Iran have all electricity shortages Iran has surplus and relatively cheap electricity (thanks to free natural gas and MAPNA power generation technologies) . Iran also has vast deposits of Aluminium ..combined together the Aluminium produced in Iran can be exported very competitively....
Yes the sanctions are on but controlling the exports of industrial products is not as easy as oil exports..and by giving discounts Iran has been able to actually increase the exports of mineral products under the sanctions...Well, yeah but the US has already sanctioned Iran's aluminum exports.
You are right. Monitoring it is indeed more difficult than tracking oil tankers, but there's still the issue of financial transactions between Iran and customer countries. Nearly all banks in Europe and Asia refuse to accept transactions to/from Iran.Yes the sanctions are on but controlling the exports of industrial products is not as easy as oil exports..and by giving discounts Iran has been able to actually increase the exports of mineral products under the sanctions...
99 percent of Pakistanis would want all the scums to be hanged but sadly our mentality sucks thats the problem
And that also applies to Iranians abroad, so if you hold an Iranian passport but live in UK, and open up a UK bank account, I cant send you money.Well, yeah but the US has already sanctioned Iran's aluminum exports.